Kochi: Leading broking firm Geojit Financial Services has introduced FLIP, its newest mobile trading platform in an aim to replace the current platform SELFIE and provide traders and investors a flexible and all-encompassing trading experience supported by a number of cutting-edge features.
One Cancel Other Order, Bracket Orders, Basket Orders, Option Chain, Option Greeks, Single Click Multi-Leg Orders, and Exit All Positions in Just One Click are just a few of the broad order features that FLIP offers. Additionally, it has a dashboard that lists transactions and investments, Portfolio Insights, Technical and Fundamental Research, Stock Analysis Page, and Advanced Charting (TradingView).
Additional tools, such as Split Order for Options, Roll Over for Futures, and Conditional Orders, as well as chart based tradings, an events calendar, stock market summary, and application for IPO, will be made available to FLIP users over the course of the next three months.
“As we continue to innovate and develop new tools and services, we remain dedicated in providing our customers with the best possible trading experience. With FLIP, we are confident that we are taking a major step forward in achieving this goal,” said Jones George, Executive Director of Geojit.
“Geojit has a long-standing commitment to provide our customers with the most advanced and flexible trading platform. The new and improved FLIP platform, with its advanced order capabilities and upgraded features, is designed to meet the evolving needs of our clients and help them achieve their investment goals,” said Dilip Radhakrishnan, Head of Online Customer Experience of Geojit.
Customers can download FLIP from the Apple AppStore and Google Play Store, and all current SELFIE users can upgrade to FLIP. With FLIP, Geojit said it is going to take its mobile trading capabilities to the next level, empowering its clients to invest and trade smarter and more effectively.
Leading Indian investment services provider Geojit has operations throughout India and in the nations of the Gulf Cooperation Council. The organisation has 36 years of market presence, 12.8 lakh customers, Rs. 64,500 crore in assets under management and custody, 500 branches throughout India, and nations in the Gulf Cooperation Council.
