A professional trading terminal built for serious Indian market participants. Charts, option-chain analytics and rule-based scanners in one dense, fast workstation. It is built to help you find and evaluate trades — it does not place them.
No broker account required — FIS Terminal is an analysis platform and never places orders. An account is needed to open it.
Built dense on purpose. Fewer cards, more numbers — the layout assumes you know what you are looking at.
Ten timeframes from one minute to one month, nine indicators including Supertrend and VWAP, oscillator sub-panes, and drawing tools that stay welded to the bars you drew them against.
The full chain with live greeks, IV smile, PCR and max pain. An OI profile that shows where writers are positioned, and an intraday Option Clock that tracks how that positioning was built.
Six rule-based screens — breakout, breakdown, EMA crossovers, RSI extremes, volume shocks and trend strength. Every row states the rule it matched, so you can argue with it.
Multiple lists, reordering, one-click alerts from any row, and a density toggle for when you want OHLC and volume in the same glance.
Position sizing that starts from the only sane question — how much am I willing to lose? — and works backwards to quantity, lots, capital and risk-to-reward.
Gainers, losers, volume shockers, 52-week extremes and the widest day ranges — plus advance/decline breadth and which heavyweights are actually moving the index.
FIS Terminal is an analysis workstation. It shows you what price, volume and open interest are doing, and it applies transparent technical rules to that data. Every scanner states the rule it matched and every indicator panel shows its inputs.
It does not tell you what to buy, and it does not buy anything for you. Scanner output, technical read-outs and OI interpretations are analytical information, not investment advice and not recommendations. FIS does not give stock tips, does not promise returns, and has not authorised anyone to do either on its behalf.
The ones that decide whether this is the right tool for you. If something here is not clear, financialindependenceservice@gmail.com reaches a person.
No, on both counts. FIS Terminal is an analysis workstation. It reads market data and applies transparent technical rules to it — it has no order-placement code in it at all, not disabled, not hidden behind a flag. Nothing here can buy or sell anything.
You place your trades wherever you already do. This is for the part that happens before that.
From your own Fyers account, in real time, once you connect it. Prices, candles, the option chain, market depth and open interest all come down your own line from the exchange.
Until you connect one, the terminal runs on a delayed feed — roughly fifteen minutes behind, with no derivatives — and says so on screen rather than quietly showing you stale numbers under a live badge. Nothing on this platform is ever fabricated: where there is no reading, you get a dash.
Because Fyers access tokens expire at the end of each trading day, and the automatic-refresh route is deliberately switched off. Keeping a long-lived token that can reconnect to your broker account without you is not a trade-off we are willing to make on your behalf.
So it is one click, once a day, from the button in the terminal header. Your Fyers credentials are entered on Fyers' own website and never pass through this platform — we only ever receive the short-lived code Fyers hands back.
No. They are rule-based technical output: analytical information about what price, volume and open interest are doing. Every scanner row states the rule it matched and every score carries how much of its evidence could actually be measured, so you can disagree with it on the merits.
It is not a recommendation to buy or sell, and it does not account for your objectives, your financial position or your risk tolerance. Do your own research before acting on anything you see here.
Pulse watches the futures universe for contracts printing a session high or low, then analyses each one across roughly fourteen technical factors — relative volume, VWAP distance, trend agreement across timeframes, open-interest build-up, momentum and the rest.
The score is the weighted share of those factors that support the move, computed only over the ones that could be measured. A reading built on thin evidence is capped rather than flattered, and the coverage is shown beside the number. It is a measurement of the evidence behind a move — not a view on the security, and not a prediction of where it goes next.
You authorise on Fyers' own domain. This platform never sees your Fyers password or PIN, and it has read-only access to market data — there is no code path here that could place, modify or cancel an order even if something went wrong.
The connection details held on the server are encrypted at rest, and disconnecting from Settings revokes them immediately.
Financial Independence Services is a SEBI-Registered Research Analyst and publishes research under that registration. That is a separate, paid service with its own terms and disclosures — it is not what this terminal is.
FIS does not promise returns and does not guarantee outcomes. Nobody is authorised to offer either on our behalf. If someone contacts you claiming to be from FIS with assured profits, it is not us — please report it to the number in the footer.
A browser. It is a web application, so there is nothing to install and it works on Windows, macOS and Linux alike.
It is built for a desktop screen — the boards are dense on purpose and assume you know what you are reading. It will open on a phone, but a small screen shows fewer rows, and the live scanner in particular works best on a desktop tab left open.
Charts, the option chain, the scanners, market movers, alerts and the IPO board — one workstation, built for the Indian market.