For trading academies

Your students learn the rules in class. TradhaLab enforces them at the desk.

Most students nod along to position sizing and stop losses, then open a real account and do neither. TradhaLab is the homework that grades itself: a paper-trading desk with live Indian market data, where every trade is checked against the rules you set before it fills, and every result is kept.

Propose a pilot batchTry it yourself first
How a batch runs

Three steps, on features that exist today

Step 1
Set the rules for the batchCreate a private Battle: the stock universe, the capital, the maximum risk per trade, intraday or a whole week. Those are the rules every student trades under.
Step 2
Share one linkStudents join with the invite link. No broker account, no demat, no card. Each gets their own paper account for the challenge, with live NSE and BSE prices.
Step 3
The desk enforces what you taughtEvery order is sized from its stop, needs at least 1 : 1.5 risk to reward, pays Indian charges, and is blocked if it breaks the rules. A trade that closes asks the student whether they followed their plan.
What the instructor sees

Evidence, not impressions

You teach discipline. These are the four places it shows up, or doesn't, for every student in the batch.

The leaderboardReturn on the challenge account, at live prices, for the whole batch. Who is up, who is down, and how many trades it took.
Who followed the planEach closed trade carries a plan review, its R multiple and its exit reason. The students who broke their plan show up without you reading forty journals.
Every trade, in a spreadsheetTrade History exports to CSV with entry, exit, each charge, net P&L, slippage and the review, ready for Excel or Google Sheets.
Homework on a past sessionTrade Replay reveals a past day candle by candle, with no peeking ahead. Set the same stock and date for the batch, then compare the entries in class.

What isn't built yet

There is no separate teacher dashboard, bulk enrolment or per-student report today. A batch runs on the Battle, the leaderboard and the export. Those are the pieces we want to build next, with the first academies that run a pilot, so that what gets built is what a classroom actually needs.

Questions institutes ask

Before the first call

Do students need a broker or demat account?

No. TradhaLab is paper trading with virtual money. A student signs up with an email and joins the batch's Battle from the link. No real order is ever placed.

How many students can one Battle hold?

A private Battle takes up to 50 traders, and one host can run three at once, so a larger batch splits into groups that trade the same rules.

Is student data private?

A trader profile is shared by a link, never by a real name, and nothing on TradhaLab is sold to or shared with brokers or advertisers. The Privacy Policy covers the rest.

What does it cost the institute?

Nothing during the beta: private Battles, Replay and the export included. Pilot batches are set up with us directly, and we will tell you well before anything becomes paid.

Run one batch with us.

Tell us what you teach and when the batch starts. We set up the Battle with you, watch the first session together, and fix what gets in the way. Free during the beta.

Write to usOpens your email app with the questions filled in · tradhalab@gmail.com