PocketX · Running today
The trading app, screen by screen.
Every picture below is a capture of the shipped product — the app a client signs into with a code and funds over UPI, and the website a desk works an option leg from. Nothing on this page is a mock-up, and nothing is described that is not in the screen beside it.
PocketX ships in two builds off the same login: an app on Android and iOS, and a website for the days a phone is not enough.
- Android and iOS
- A website
- Equity, F&O, commodity, currency
- Two clientsOne login, one set of books
- Nine screensCaptured from the shipped builds
- Zero AMCOn the demat account behind it
On the phone
In the order somebody meets them: the login, the day, the market, one scrip, the company behind that scrip, and the other thing the same login buys you.
The login screen
A client code and nothing else to sign in. Account opening sits on the same screen, for anyone who does not have a code yet.
- Client code sign-in
- Open an account: free, online, about ten minutes
- ₹500 brokerage credit once KYC is approved
The day, and the money
What the account is worth, what is free to trade with, and which exchanges are open — above the fold, before anything is tapped.
- NSE and MCX status with the IST clock
- Current value, invested, total and today's P&L
- Available margin, margin used, total margin, Add funds
Indices and the movers
The benchmarks and the day's biggest moves, on the same screen as the balance — with commodity and currency a tab away.
- NIFTY 50 and SENSEX, with the change and the percent
- Indices, commodity and currency on one control
- Gainers and losers, each with its exchange
One scrip, and the ticket
The chart, the day's numbers and the book, with buy and sell pinned to the bottom of the screen the whole way down.
- 1D to 5Y, with volume under the line and candles a tap away
- Open, high, low, previous close, day range, VWAP and volume
- Market depth, option chain, and the full chart
The company behind the ticker
Further down the same screen: who owns it, what it has paid out, and what the business did — so a decision does not need a second app.
- Revenue and profit, period against period
- Shareholding by promoter, FII, DII, mutual funds and retail
- Five years of dividends with their ex-dates
Funds, on the same login
Direct plans browsable by type and by category, with the watchlist and the investments the client already holds behind their own tabs.
- Debt, equity, hybrid, solutions and other
- Large, mid and small cap, index, flexi cap and ELSS
- Thousands of schemes with NAV and one-year return
- Instant UPI pay-in
- Order push notifications
- Real-time charts with indicators
Captured 2 September 2026, 4:09 PM IST — NSE closed, MCX open.
On the web
PocketX on the web, and the desk-bound half of it. Same login, same books, same segments — with the room a browser gives you for a watchlist, a full chart and a ticket at once.
Signed in on a client code
The same credential as the app, and the same promise about what happens to it — with the sector tape already running behind the card.
- Client code in, short-lived tokens out
- Sector index tape before sign-in
- Account opening linked from the card
The future and its option, stacked
The workspace the website exists for: the underlying on top, the leg being traded underneath, and the ticket on the same screen as both.
- 1m to 15m, indicators, templates and drawing tools
- Buy and sell at market with a lot stepper
- Watchlist, positions, orders, chain and scanner in the rail
The same workspace, on BSE
Nothing changes but the instrument. Two panes, each with its own interval, and the strike being worked on the row below the index.
- Both exchanges in the same layout
- Per-pane intervals, intraday through daily
- Open, high, low, close and volume on the crosshair
Your name on it
This is what we hand a broker — branded as theirs.
The app, the website and the books behind them ship as one platform under your brand. Start the application and the onboarding desk will take it from there, or ask for a walkthrough first.