AlphaQuark provides an algo-execution rail built for sub-brokers and Authorised Persons (APs) whose clients want automated strategy execution. The page opens on the SEBI retail-algo framework, which it states is mandatory from 1 April 2026: retail algo strategies must be registered and routed through exchange-approved systems via the broker, every algo order must carry a unique Algo-ID, and API access is locked down to static-IP plus OAuth plus 2FA sessions that expire daily. The page is explicit that there is no compliant share-my-API-key shortcut anymore, and that AlphaQuark offers the compliant path rather than a way around it. Three pillars frame the offer: compliance-ready for April 2026, with registered-algo execution plus the mandatory periodic strategy report built in, so you do not have to build RA registration and exchange empanelment yourself; every broker on one rail, with clients executing in their own accounts across 14 brokers including Angel One, Motilal Oswal, Sharekhan, IIFL and Kotak, under your brand; and no 6 AM token death, because daily access-token expiry is handled for you so client automation stops breaking every morning. A six-step pre-deadline section sets out the concrete mechanisms an AP desk must be able to evidence: Algo-ID order tagging, registering and routing strategies through the broker-exchange chain, a five-year audit trail, static-IP, OAuth and 2FA API discipline, the broker-principal and provider-agent structure, and RA registration with periodic disclosure for black-box strategies. The page notes that sub-broker is the term most people still search but that Authorised Person is the correct post-2018 term for the same role. It also carries an explicit caveat that regulatory specifics can be revised and timelines extended by SEBI, and that readers should confirm the current position against the relevant SEBI or exchange circular before acting. A gated 8-point April-2026 compliance checklist and a paid 60-day pilot offer close the page.
The page states the rules are already in force. From 1 April 2026, retail algo strategies must be registered and routed through exchange-approved systems via the broker, every algo order must carry a unique Algo-ID, and API access is limited to static-IP plus OAuth plus 2FA sessions that expire daily. Readers should confirm the current position against the relevant SEBI or exchange circular, as specifics can be revised and timelines extended.
Six concrete mechanisms a desk must evidence: tag every algo order with a unique Algo-ID; register and route strategies through the broker-exchange chain rather than a private script; keep a five-year retrievable audit trail of every algo order; enforce static-IP, OAuth and 2FA API discipline with sessions closing at end of day; operate inside the broker-principal, provider-agent structure; and hold RA registration with periodic disclosure for black-box strategies.
Four capabilities: branded client-facing execution, where clients subscribe to strategies and execute in their own broker accounts under your firm's brand; compliance handled, covering registered algos, the mandatory periodic strategy report, algo-ID tagging and the five-year audit trail; reliability you do not maintain, with daily token refresh, multi-broker session handling and execution monitoring; and a new revenue line as brokerage compresses.
The page invites desks to move their book onto a white-labelled rail running under an RA or RIA framework, with Algo-ID tagging, a five-year audit trail, disciplined broker APIs and PaRRVA performance verification built in, across 14 brokers under your own brand. The stated split is that you keep the client relationship while AlphaQuark carries the compliance and reliability plumbing.
A gated lead magnet offers the 8-point April-2026 Algo Compliance Checklist for Authorised Persons, covering exchange registration before the deadline, periodic strategy reports, broker-controlled routing, API session discipline, algo-ID tagging, the five-year audit trail, revenue-share disclosure and automated daily token refresh. The page then invites desks to book a paid 60-day pilot.