SAHI Scalper: Built for F&O Scalping

SAHI Scalper is a dedicated F&O scalping terminal built for Indian markets, with in-house charts and 1-Tap execution from a single screen.

A hand holding a phone with SAHI Scalper open: the NIFTY50 chart with a call position and its P&L, above the option chain

How to use SAHI Scalper

1-Tap order execution across devices

Whether you're placing a market order for instant execution or a limit order at your preferred price, trade seamlessly on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

SAHI on a monitor, a tablet and a phone, each showing an option chart with 1-Tap buy and sell

Why Choose SAHI Scalper

A complete suite of tools designed for active traders, bringing together lightning fast charting experience, real time market intelligence, exclusive indicators, alerts, drawing tools, and 1-Tap order execution.

SAHI Pulse on a phone: a floating window with the live NIFTY 26 May 24050 Put chart and its P&L over another app

SAHI Pulse

Picture-in-Picture mode keeps your live P&L and candle movements floating above other apps, so you can stay connected to the market while taking calls, browsing, or handling everyday tasks.

FAQs

Can I place orders directly from the chart?

Yes. SAHI Charts lets you buy, sell, and set stop loss and target straight from the chart without switching screens. Open positions appear as overlays showing entry price, live profit and loss, the stop-loss line, and the target line, and you can drag those levels to new prices while the chart updates.

What is Open Interest and how do I read it on a chart?

Open Interest (OI) is the number of outstanding option or futures contracts at a strike. Rising OI with rising price suggests fresh longs, while rising OI with falling price suggests fresh shorts. SAHI Charts plots OI directly on the chart so you can see where support and resistance are building.

What is the difference between Open Interest and volume?

Volume counts the contracts traded during a period, while Open Interest counts the contracts still open at a point in time. Volume can be high even when OI is flat if traders open and close within the day. Read together, they show both activity and commitment at a price level.

What are the best indicators for intraday trading?

Widely used intraday indicators include VWAP, moving averages, RSI, MACD, Supertrend, and Bollinger Bands. SAHI Charts offers 100+ indicators across trend, momentum, volatility, volume, and risk, including VWAP bands, Volume Profile, and RSI Divergence, so you can build a focused setup.

How many indicators should I use?

Most traders use three to five that do not overlap, for example one trend, one momentum, and one volume tool. Too many indicators tend to produce conflicting signals. SAHI Charts lets you save layouts so your chosen set loads the same way every session.

What is VWAP and how is it used?

VWAP, or Volume Weighted Average Price, is the average price weighted by volume through the day, used as an intraday fair-value line. Price above VWAP is often read as bullish and below it as bearish, and it commonly acts as intraday support or resistance. SAHI Charts includes VWAP and VWAP bands.

What is the best time frame for intraday charts?

Intraday traders commonly use 1-minute, 5-minute, and 15-minute charts, and scalpers go down to seconds. SAHI Charts supports seconds-level candles up to daily, and you can view multiple time frames together to confirm entries against the broader trend.

Do my chart drawings and indicators sync across mobile and web?

Yes. SAHI Charts syncs drawings, indicators, and layouts in real time across mobile and web, and drawings can be locked so they are not moved by accident. You can start your analysis on one device and continue on another without losing it.

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