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Cirrus is back. Trading resumed on 5 October with static IP on every account. See what's new

Put a stop-loss and target on every account’s trade

Set the exit when you set the entry. Cirrus attaches stop-loss, target and trailing rules to the order in each account, so a fast expiry-day move doesn’t depend on you clicking through four broker apps.

The protection drawer for a BANKNIFTY call position: a 20 percent stop-loss, 40 percent target and trailing rule, with the state in three accounts.

Protection that travels with the order

Whatever reaches your accounts reaches them with its exits already set.

Stop-loss and target
Set them as a percentage, in points or as a price when you place the entry. They are attached in every account the order reaches.
Trailing stop
Move the stop-loss up behind the price by a step you choose, so a winning trade gives back less.
Bracket, cover, GTT and trigger orders
Pick the variety on the ticket. Bracket and cover orders are intraday; GTT is for carryforward positions.
Chase
Re-price a resting order a set number of times, within a slippage limit you choose, then give up the way you decide.
A fallback when the broker says no
If a broker refuses a bracket order, choose whether Cirrus places the protection as a trigger instead or rejects the order.

Checked against each account before it leaves

Accounts at different brokers support different things. Cirrus checks before sending, not after a rejection.

Every selected account must support the variety
If one account or the chosen product can’t take a bracket, cover or GTT order, the ticket shows that variety unavailable and tells you why.
Margin before you send
A margin preview shows what the order needs in each account, so you can drop an account that can’t carry it.
One result per account
Each account’s order and its protection are separate at its broker. You see which are armed, which hit, and which the broker refused.

See what is protecting each position

When the market moves, you should know in one glance which trades are covered.

Protection column on positions
See at a glance which positions carry a stop-loss or target, and open a drawer for the details.
Protections tab
All your active stop-loss, target and square-off legs across accounts, in one list under Orders.
Alerts for your own systems
If a protection can’t be placed, API users get a protection_failed account alert by webhook, so their own systems can react.

Works with your brokers

Connect any of the 13 supported brokers. Each account trades from its own static IP, as SEBI's API rules require.

See all 13 brokers How static IP works

Reading on risk

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Questions traders ask

Can I set a daily max loss or MTM lock for a whole account?

Not as an account-wide lock today. Protection in Cirrus attaches to orders and positions: a stop-loss, target and trailing stop on each trade, in every account it reaches. Your broker’s own risk limits still apply on top.

Does protection apply to orders from TradingView and Chartink?

Yes. TradingView and Chartink strategies set the target, stop-loss and trail for each leg, and Kuberhunt signals can place and follow the analyst’s stop-loss and target.

What is chase?

Chase re-prices a resting order towards the market a set number of times, within a maximum slippage you choose. If it still has not filled, Cirrus follows the give-up action you chose.

What if my broker doesn’t support bracket orders?

The ticket only offers varieties that every selected account supports. If a broker refuses a bracket order at placement, your fallback setting decides whether the protection is placed as a trigger instead or the order is rejected.

Can I see protection after the order is placed?

Yes. Positions show a Protection column with a details drawer, and the Protections tab lists every active stop-loss, target and square-off leg across your accounts.

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