User has to answer 2 questions correctly to login successfully into Pi.Īnswer the question appeared in 2FA security question window and press OK to login. System will provide the random questions to user which user has answered when he/she is logging in for the first time. Step 2: After entering the password user has to click on Login, user will be directed to the 2FA security questions window.
Login: The user has to simply click on the ‘Login’ button or press ‘Enter’ on his keyboard, after entering relevant log in details on his terminal. Password: The corresponding password for the user name must be entered.įorgot Password: This can be used when user forgets his/her password.Ĭhange Password: This option can be used to change the existing password to new one. After entering login password, hit Login.įollowing is a detailed description of the functions given in the Login window:Ĭlient Id: The user name or login id of the user is to be entered. Enter the Client-Id and on successful authentication of client id the user will be able to enter the password. When users open his/her trading account with Zerodha, user gets a Client Id and two passwords (one each for login and transaction). After the application starts, a login window will show up asking for Client Id and Password. One has to just double-click on the icon to start the application.
Steps to Implement Two Factor Authentications: (Question and Answer) Step 1: After installing Pi on system, an icon named Pi will be placed on the desktop. Two Factor Authentication process is implemented through 2FA Question and Answer. Two Factor Authentication login process is used to verify the authentication of the valid user while logging in. Pi is initiated by first logging in to it. Few key features that can be useful to any user are given in this document. Pi allows the end user to trade through a single account id. The document is classified into the various menus available in Pi. These features are explained comprehensively in consecutive sections. Trade from charts with Normal Order, Bracket Order and Cover Order.Ĩ0+ Technical Indicators for Technical Analysis.ġ0 types of charts such as Candle, Bar, Heikin-Ashi, etc. View overall P&L in carry-forward positions synchronized with back-office Zerodha-Q. View Order History, Trades and Positions report. Various types of orders - Normal Buy/Sell, Cover Order, Bracket Order, AMO. Support for multiple exchanges (NSE, BSE, and MCX) and segments (Equity, F&O, Currency, Commodity). Real-time market data of individual contracts and market indices. Pi is the front-end application that allows a trader to perform several trading functions that include:
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