Trading Simulator

The Market Moves.
Your Decisions Have to Keep Up.

Knowing a trading setup is one thing.

Recognising it while the market is moving, placing the right order, managing the position and following your rules is something else.

The BRBStox Trading Simulator gives you a moving simulated market environment with tick-by-tick feed, where you can practice stocks, futures & options and commodities using virtual capital—without risking real money.

Market price data used in the Trading Simulator is historical and is made available with a minimum delay of 30 days.

Execution Is a Separate Trading Skill

A Strategy Is Only as Good as Your Ability to Follow It

A trader may know where to enter.

But when the market starts moving, other problems appear.

Should you enter now or wait?

  • How much quantity should you take?
  • Where should the stop-loss go?
  • Should you modify the target?
  • Should you exit manually?
  • Should you take another trade after a loss?

The Trading Simulator gives you an environment to practice these decisions using virtual capital before real money is involved.

A Moving Historical Market—Tick by Tick

Practice While the Market Keeps Moving

The Trading Simulator uses historical tick-by-tick market data made available with a minimum delay of 30 days.

Once a simulator session begins, prices continue to move according to the historical market feed.

You do not control the market clock the way you can in Market Replay.

You have to watch, wait and react as the simulated session progresses.

This helps you practice:

Waiting for a setup
Reacting to changing prices
Placing orders while the market is moving
Managing open positions
Following stop-losses
Controlling position size
Avoiding unnecessary trades
Staying disciplined after a profit or loss

The objective is not to predict every market move.

It is to practice your execution process.

Start With Virtual Capital

Learn Without Putting Real Money at Risk

Your Trading Simulator account starts with the virtual capital provided under your plan.

Use it to place simulated trades, build positions and practice capital management.

Virtual capital has no real monetary value and cannot be withdrawn, redeemed or converted into real money.

If your available virtual capital is exhausted, you can purchase additional virtual capital from within BRBStox.

Any applicable price for additional virtual capital will be displayed before you make the purchase.

Ran Out of Virtual Capital?

Reset Your Practice and Continue

Losses are part of trading practice.

If your simulated trading losses exhaust the virtual capital available in your account, you can purchase additional virtual capital and continue practising.

Purchasing virtual capital:

  • Does not add real money to a trading account
  • Does not represent an investment or deposit
  • Cannot be withdrawn
  • Cannot be converted into cash
  • Applies only to your BRBStox simulated trading account

The applicable virtual-capital amount and purchase price will be displayed inside the platform before payment.

Supported Market Instruments

Practice Across Different Trading Segments

Stocks

Indices

Futures

Options

NSE instruments

MCX instruments

Instrument, contract, expiry and historical-data availability may vary.

Place Different Types of Orders

Practice More Than Just Buy and Sell

Trading involves more than choosing direction.

The Simulator lets you practice supported order types such as:

Market Order

Place the simulated trade at the available market price.

Limit Order

Define the price at which you want the simulated order to execute.

Stop-Limit Order

Set a trigger and limit price according to the supported order flow.

Available order types may vary depending on the instrument and product configuration.

Practice Position Sizing

Decide How Much Capital You Want to Risk

A trade should not become larger simply because you feel more confident about it.

The Trading Simulator helps you practice position sizing in different ways.

Depending on the supported order flow, you may:

  • Enter a fixed quantity
  • Allocate a fixed amount of virtual capital
  • Allocate a percentage of available virtual capital
  • Allow the platform to calculate supported quantity

Always review the quantity and simulated risk before confirming the order.

Targets and Stop-Losses

Plan the Exit Before the Trade Gets Emotional

Define how you intend to manage the trade before or after entering the position.

Depending on the supported order flow, you can practice:

  • Profit targets
  • Fixed stop-losses
  • Stop-loss modification
  • Manual exits

The purpose is not to find the perfect exit every time.

It is to practice managing risk according to a defined plan.

Margin Calculation

Understand the Capital Required for a Position

For futures and options positions, BRBStox calculates the margin requirements.

This can help you understand:

  • How much virtual capital a trade may require
  • The effect of adding additional legs
  • The effect of hedging
  • How different position structures affect available capital

Simulated margin may differ from the margin charged by an actual broker or exchange.

Practice Hedged Positions

Understand the Position as a Complete Structure

Some options positions contain multiple legs designed to work together.

The Trading Simulator can recognise eligible hedged structures and apply the corresponding simulated-margin logic.

This is useful when practising:

  • Spreads
  • Defined-risk strategies
  • Multi-leg options positions
  • Futures-and-options combinations
Options Trader

Build and Practice Multi-Leg Options Positions

Options trading can become difficult to manage when multiple strikes and legs are involved.

The BRBStox Options Trader helps you build supported multi-leg strategies in one place.

You can review:

Underlying instrument
Expiry
Strike
Call or put
Buy or sell direction
Quantity
Estimated margin
Complete basket structure

Then place the basket when you are ready.

Prebuilt Options Strategies

Start With a Recognised Structure

Choose from available prebuilt options strategies rather than building every position from the beginning.

Depending on the strategy, you can review and modify supported parameters before placing the simulated trade.

Prebuilt strategies are provided for practice and learning.

They are not trading recommendations and do not imply that a particular strategy is suitable for current or future market conditions.

Create Your Own Basket

Practice the Position You Actually Have in Mind

If a prebuilt strategy does not match your idea, create a supported custom basket.

A basket may include multiple supported positions such as:

  • Stocks
  • Futures
  • Call options
  • Put options

Review the complete structure, quantity and simulated margin before placing the basket.

This is particularly useful for practising multi-leg strategies as one position instead of managing every leg independently.

Market Screeners

Find Instruments Worth Studying

BRBStox may provide supported screening tools to help you narrow down the market.

These may include:

  • Stock screeners
  • Index views
  • Sector views

A screener provides the condition of Indices, Stocks or Sectors.

It does not provide a buy-or-sell recommendation.

Professional Charting

Analyze Before You Execute

The Trading Simulator is connected with BRBStox professional charting tools.

Use charts to:

  • Study price action
  • Apply indicators
  • Draw support and resistance
  • Mark trendlines
  • Compare timeframes
  • Monitor volume
  • Review patterns
  • Organise multiple charts

The purpose is to connect analysis and execution inside the same practice environment.

Monitor Open Positions

Know What Is Happening After You Enter

Once a simulated position is open, monitor information such as:

Instrument
Quantity
Entry price
Current simulated price
Target
Stop-loss
Simulated margin
Running profit or loss
Position status

You can then manage or exit the trade according to the supported order flow.

Profit and Loss Moves With the Market

Your Position Does Not Wait for the Candle to Close

Because the Simulator uses historical tick-by-tick data, simulated P&L can move as prices change within the market session.

This provides a more detailed practice environment than relying only on completed candles.

Actual real-market execution may still differ because of liquidity, spreads, market depth, partial fills, slippage, execution delays and other factors.

Trade History

Review What You Actually Did

The Simulator maintains a record of simulated trading activity.

You will be able to review:

Instrument
Buy or sell direction
Entry price
Exit price
Quantity
Order type
Target
Stop-loss
Entry time
Exit time
Simulated profit or loss
Margin used
Trade status

The objective is not simply to count winning trades.

It is to understand how you traded.

Day-Wise Performance

Look for Patterns in Your Behaviour

A single trade tells you very little.

Reviewing several simulated sessions may reveal patterns.

For example:

  • Do most losses happen after your first losing trade?
  • Do you trade larger after a profit?
  • Do you take too many trades during sideways periods?
  • Do you exit profitable positions too quickly?
  • Do you keep increasing the stop-loss?
  • Are some times of the day consistently difficult for you?

The Simulator can help you notice patterns that may otherwise remain hidden.

Clear Trading History

Sometimes You May Want to Start Fresh

There may be situations where you want to clear your existing simulated trading history and begin again with a clean record.

BRBStox provides a Clear History feature for this purpose.

Clear History is a paid feature.

The applicable price will be displayed before you confirm the request.

Once trading history is cleared, the affected information is not recoverable.

Use this feature only when you are certain that you no longer need the existing simulated trade records.

Why Is Clear History a Paid Feature?

Your Trading History Is Part of Your Practice Record

Clearing it is an intentional account action that removes historical simulated-trading information and resets the relevant records according to the platform rules.

Charging separately for this feature also encourages users to review their past decisions rather than repeatedly deleting losing sessions.

The applicable fee will always be shown before confirmation.

Practice With a Purpose

Do Not Turn the Simulator Into a Game

The Trading Simulator becomes more useful when each session has an objective.

Try practising one thing at a time.

Entry Practice

Focus only on waiting for your exact setup.

Stop-Loss Practice

Place the stop according to the setup and do not widen it after entering.

Position-Sizing Practice

Use consistent sizing rules instead of changing quantity according to confidence.

Exit Practice

Study whether you exit too quickly or continue holding after the setup has failed.

Options Practice

Work on strike selection, multi-leg positions and basket management.

Discipline Practice

Follow the trading rules you decided before the session began.

No-Revenge-Trading Practice

After a losing trade, wait for the next genuine setup rather than trying to recover the loss immediately.

A Daily Trade Limit Can Be Useful

More Trades Do Not Always Mean More Practice

Where a daily simulated trade limit applies, it is designed to encourage selectivity.

A limited number of trades forces you to ask:

Is this setup worth using one of my trades?

That can be more useful than placing dozens of random simulated orders.

Trading Simulator vs Market Replay

The Same Trading Features. A Different Market Experience.

Market Replay includes all trading features available in the Trading Simulator.

The difference is how the market session progresses.

Trading Simulator

The simulated session moves according to the platform clock.

You:

  • Watch the market progress
  • Wait for setups to develop
  • React as prices change
  • Place and manage trades
  • Cannot control the session clock in the same way as Market Replay

The Simulator is useful when you want to practice responding to a continuously moving simulated market.

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Market Replay

You choose an available historical session and control how it progresses.

You can:

  • Pause
  • Resume
  • Speed up
  • Slow down
  • Move through the historical session at your own pace

This makes Market Replay particularly useful for practising after work, during evenings or on weekends.

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Trading Simulator vs Backtesting Lab

Practicing Execution Is Different From Testing a Strategy

Backtesting Lab

How has this strategy performed historically?

You define or select a strategy, pattern or set of trading rules and test it across multiple historical opportunities.

You then study statistics such as:

  • Number of trades
  • Winning and losing trades
  • Win rate
  • Profitability
  • Drawdown
  • Strategy consistency
  • Trade-by-trade performance

Trading Simulator

Can I follow my process while the market is moving?

You make each trading decision yourself.

You have to:

  • Wait
  • Analyze
  • Enter
  • Manage risk
  • Exit
  • Control behaviour

Backtesting helps you test the strategy.

The Trading Simulator helps you practice execution.

Getting Started

Start Practising in a Few Simple Steps

1
Create Your BRBStox Account

Register and start the available free trial.

2
Open Trading Simulator

Select the Trading Simulator from your BRBStox account.

3
Review Your Virtual Capital

Check the virtual capital available in your simulated account.

4
Set Up Your Charts

Select the supported instrument you want to practice and prepare your analysis.

5
Wait for Your Setup

Let the simulated historical market progress and place a trade only when your conditions are met.

6
Review Your Session

Study your trades, decisions, profit and loss, and behavioural patterns after the session.

Trading Simulator Plan

Practice Execution Without Risking Real Capital

Start with the available free trial.

After the trial, select the Trading Simulator subscription and billing period that suits you.

Current subscription prices are displayed dynamically by BRBStox on the Pricing page and during checkout.

Trading Simulator Includes

Historical tick-by-tick simulated market feed
Market data with a minimum 30-day delay
Virtual trading capital
Supported stocks, indices, futures and options
Supported NSE and MCX instruments
Market and limit orders
Position sizing
Targets
Stop-losses
Simulated margin
Hedged-position
Options Trader
Prebuilt options strategies
Custom baskets
Market screeners
Professional charting
Position monitoring
Trade history
Day-wise performance
Detailed simulated-trading reports

Subscription Price

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Additional virtual capital and Clear History are separately chargeable where applicable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The Trading Simulator uses historical tick-by-tick market data made available with a minimum delay of 30 days. It does not represent the current or live market.

No. All trades are simulated using virtual capital. No order is transmitted to a broker, stock exchange or real trading account.

The virtual capital included with your account or subscription will be displayed inside the Trading Simulator. Virtual capital has no real monetary value.

If your available virtual capital is exhausted, you can purchase additional virtual capital from BRBStox. The applicable amount and price will be displayed before payment. Purchased virtual capital remains entirely simulated and cannot be withdrawn or converted into real money.

Yes. BRBStox provides a paid Clear History feature. The applicable charge will be shown before you confirm the request. Cleared trading history may not be recoverable.

Trading history forms part of your practice record. Clear History is an optional account-reset feature that intentionally removes the applicable simulated-trading records. The applicable fee is shown before confirmation.

You can practice trading of all stocks, Futures & Options and commodities.

Yes, you can use available prebuilt strategies or create supported custom baskets.

Yes, you can practice targets, fixed stop-losses.

Yes, the margins are calculated as per the latest norms.

Market Replay and Trading Simulator are separate BRBStox products. Each may have its own subscription plan. Any available bundles will be displayed on the Pricing page.

Both provide the same trading functionality. In the Trading Simulator, the simulated session moves according to the platform clock. In Market Replay, you choose an available historical session and control how quickly it progresses. Both use historical market data with a minimum delay of 30 days.

The Trading Simulator is used for manual execution practice. The Backtesting Lab is used to test strategies, patterns and predefined trading rules across historical data. The Simulator helps you practice how you trade. Backtesting helps you evaluate what you trade.

No. Virtual capital and simulated profit have no monetary value and cannot be withdrawn, transferred or redeemed.

No. Real-money trading involves additional factors such as liquidity, bid-ask spreads, slippage, market impact, costs, execution delays and emotional pressure. Simulated performance does not guarantee future real-money performance.

Practice the Decision Before Real Capital Is Involved.

  • Watch the simulated market move.
  • Wait for your setup.
  • Place the trade.
  • Manage the risk.
  • Review what you did.
  • Then practice again.
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