How to start forex trading in India?

You can start by choosing a SEBI-regulated broker, opening a demo account, learning order types, and slowly moving to live trades with INR-based currency pairs allowed by RBI/SEBI.

Is forex trading legal in India?

Yes, forex trading is legal in India only through SEBI-registered brokers and permitted INR-based or cross-currency pairs approved by RBI and SEBI.

What is the minimum money required to trade forex in India?

You can start with as little as ₹5,000–₹10,000, but beginners should first practice on demo accounts before trading with real money.

Can I trade forex on my phone?

Yes, most SEBI-regulated brokers offer mobile trading apps that allow you to analyze charts, place orders, and manage your account.

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