Sebi wants more retail investors to use algo trading. Algo trading uses computer programs to trade fast. It accounts for 70% of market volume. Many worry about the complexity. The approval process for trading strategies may be slow.

Sebi called for asking tech-savvy retail investors to register the algos they have developed with the exchanges through their brokers.

India's market regulator, Sebi, is planning to permit retail investors to engage in algorithm-based trading, a practice currently exclusive to institu

SEBI proposes framework for retail investors to participate in algorithmic trading through stock brokers for market integrity and transparency.

Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath has now offered his thoughts on Sebi's suggested guidelines for individual investors in algorithm trading. On December 13, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) released a consultation paper addressing algorithmic trading for retail investors.

Sebi has proposed allowing retail investors to participate in algorithmic trading. This would require brokers to register and monitor algos, says Zerodha's Nithin Kamath, adding that exchanges would also need to grant approval for their use.