Imperium Options Trading Platform

Yes. Imperium Trader is the short name for the Imperium Options Trading Platform sold through this official store. The former name refers to the same desktop software and product page.

The ₹199 introductory option provides 7 days of full platform access and is available once per account. Auto-renew is selected by default; if you approve it, access renews at ₹499 per month after day 7. Turn off auto-renew before payment to make a one-time ₹199 purchase.

Yes. One-month access costs ₹499, begins when payment is confirmed and has a lower daily rate than the introductory option. Auto-renew is selected by default; turn it off before payment to purchase a single month.

Only if you approve auto-renew. It is selected by default for eligible 7-day and monthly purchases, but Razorpay creates a mandate only after your approval. Turn it off before payment for one-time access, or cancel it later from Billing without losing paid time. Renewals are ₹499 per month until cancelled.

Yes. A manual ₹499 payment adds one month after your existing paid access. It does not change Razorpay's next scheduled debit; any month from that debit is added after the paid time already on your account.

Razorpay may retry a failed monthly debit for up to 3 days. Eligible access receives the same 3-day grace period. Billing displays the retry status and allows a payment-method update; access ends if payment is not captured before the grace period expires.

Yes. Lifetime access begins when payment is confirmed and preserves your existing paid time. Any active monthly auto-renew mandate is cancelled automatically.

Imperium Trader supports Zerodha, Upstox, Angel One, Dhan, Fyers, Groww, Alice Blue and Kotak Neo for live market data and order execution across NSE, BSE and MCX derivatives. Each connection uses official broker API credentials that you generate. Compatibility does not imply affiliation or endorsement.

Your API key and secret remain in OS-protected local storage on your computer; Imperium Store does not store them. Requests connect directly unless you enable the optional static-IP path, which routes supported place, modify and cancel requests through an encrypted tunnel to a cloud VM you operate. The relay does not persist or log your credentials, and you can revoke the API key through your broker at any time.

Yes. At sign-in, the platform verifies your email address and Imperium app password with Imperium Store to confirm access, so an internet connection is required. The access check does not send Imperium Store your broker keys, orders, positions or P&L.

Imperium Trader does not select trades or initiate entries autonomously. Every opening order begins with your action. Configured stoploss, target and trailing-stop rules can send follow-up exits, and the trade copier can send corresponding sub-account orders while the app is running. No cloud service continues trading after the app closes.

Imperium Trader is developed and supported by Kaviarasu Murugan, an independent developer and options trader based in Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu. The platform runs on your computer, verifies access with Imperium Store at sign-in and uses a cloud VM under your control only when you enable the optional static-IP path. The About and Security pages document the operator and service dependencies.

Select multiple strikes in the option chain and submit them together instead of completing a separate order ticket for each leg. The same workflow supports bulk exits.

No. Integrated charts stream live tick data from your broker feed and include multiple layouts, more than 20 built-in indicators, custom indicators, chart-level alerts and additional chart windows.

Yes. Imperium Trader supports custom indicators and includes documentation on how to code them. You can also use more than 20 built-in indicators without writing code.

Yes. Use paper trading with live market data through a supported broker account, or import symbol data from CSV and practise a recorded session with market replay.

Imperium Trader runs on Windows and Linux desktops and laptops. The current Windows build is not code-signed, so your browser may warn you while the installer downloads and Microsoft Defender SmartScreen may warn you again when you run it; download it only from your Imperium Store Purchases page. The Linux build is compiled on Linux Mint and is compatible with most distributions, but every distribution is not guaranteed.

Only if your broker requires one. The optional connection routes supported place, modify and cancel requests through an encrypted SSH tunnel to a cloud VM under your control; all other requests remain direct. Cloud-provider pricing, limits and availability are governed by the provider's terms.

After you place an order in the primary account, the app can send corresponding orders to configured sub-accounts while it is running. You control quantity multipliers, randomised delays, market or limit orders and an optional separate static-IP path.

No. Imperium Trader is execution and workflow software, not a signal or advisory service. Options trading carries a substantial risk of loss; trading decisions, credentials and risk limits remain under your control.