Hello Team Dhan,
Sahi has been utilising some amazing tech lately, with the key highlights being the use of AI.
I’d appreciate if Dhan could bring in a Sahi type AI based level indicator. That would be very helpful to traders.
Thanks.
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Hii @thisisbanerjee , thank you for sharing your feedback on adding an AI-based indicators. We truly appreciate you taking the time to suggest this, as it helps us make the platform even more useful and valuable for our customers.
Hey @thisisbanerjee
While I haven’t tried this indicator myself, can you tell us more about what you would like to see in an AI indicator?
Hello @Hardik
Hope you’re doing well.
I believe AI should act more like a copilot for traders — not making the decisions, but highlighting the potholes and pointing out the low-hanging fruits for both traders and investors.
In this context, I’d love to see something similar to Auto-Levels on Dhan. A feature that marks out key levels where price has historically reacted, while also incorporating pivots and volatility indicators.
On top of that, a brief AI-generated analysis could be valuable — one that blends fundamentals, technicals, price trends, and news into a concise, informed summary.
You might also want to check out the Sahi platform. I haven’t traded there personally, but from what I’ve seen, it looks quite promising.
For example, this is a real time stock chart, and you’ll notice how the levels are marked on point and prices are respecting those levels. 
Thanks.
@thisisbanerjee Don’t you think Dhan needs to work on providing custom indicators, like TradingView’s Pinescript, before they venture into AI-based indicators? There are numerous feature requests from existing users in the community that need updates but no one from Dhan is looking at them or making an effort to provide regular updates for them.
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+1
Agreed.
Their buzzing stocks section is also nice. Dhan has that feature, but the way they have designed it is awesome!
Hi @thisisbanerjee Having all features on a product doesnt mean all of them will be used. We add or remove features based on the usage and adoption.
In addition - we want to keep many of key screens distraction free. Dhan has many of the indicators, and possibly much more than any platform or I may be wrong. Everything in the world is now sold as AI, I hope you agree there.
AI has to act like a co-polit in not just trading but across all use-cases. Many of these will get unlocked via Fuzz as the product their gets unveiled and built from the same.
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Ok, I just checked @thisisbanerjee. All these indicators are available on Dhan via Live Market Scanners and the breakouts on technicals and news too. We just didn’t label them as AI 
Going back to build products that matter for our users 
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Hello @PravinJ Hope you’re doing well.
Dhan does have a very extensive list and much more than any platform I have ever used.
100% agree with you. Automated tasks that uses basic Java pre-programming on washing machines is also called AI Wash.
Yes, I know, it has been from the very early days.
What my request was, would it be possible to automatically put them on charts via an indicator? I think, Sahi’s one is plain basic pivot with some S/R action and obviously you can do something even better here.
Looking forward to Fuzz.
Hi @nitishbangera I appreciate you think that I am capable of answering that but its not my place to tell them what to do. I trust that whatever they do, will be in the interest of users.
There are so many brokerages today in the market, that a fatigue sets in. My playbook is - Dhan for everything, Kotak Sec/ICICI Sec for multiyear cheap MTF.
That’s it, closed all the rest. 
Hi @thisisbanerjee Dhan as an app and the community is driven by its users. The reason I asked your opinion is to understand your perspective as you have been here since the start hence i believe that its very important to discuss it so that implicit guardrails are set.
I really got hurt here as I have been with Java for 14 years and still continue to be with it for what it offers.
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Well, washing machines do run on Java, I think. 
Also, please don’t say that you got hurt or Rahul will say that I’m hurting the sentiments of people around here.
Bhai @nitishbangera Yeh mera ban hone ka sawaal hai. 
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Well they do not. They have microcontrollers which are primarily run on C, C++ and the new Rust 
. Just wanted to clarify that AI wash is basically getting inputs from sensors and then running it through a predefined prompt within the machine to generate an output. Ideally most of the AI stuff which is sold just gives inputs to a predefined prompt and gets an output. It’s the same that Sahi would do as well unless they have their own ML with NN models.
Well I was hurt for being a Java Guy and not for the content
Same, same. Wait for my account to be banned temporarily again. 
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Good to see that @thisisbanerjee challenges the status quo of @Dhan from time to time.
Good for the platform and its growth.
While you are at it, then pls convince @PravinJ for this also.
The current Dhan ATO is generously crippled.
Very good implementation, check the video.
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Hello @RajeshK
I want Dhan to stay in tune with the market pulse, take the right feedback, and build reliable products. Why? Because before Dhan, most brokerages were serving us substandard tech and products. Dhan entered and shook up the entire industry. Dhan deserves that #4 spot IMHO.
Dhan helps me trade better, and I contribute by giving critical feedback to help them build better products. What matters is that, I can share honest, unbiased feedback, so they have reliable data points to rely their decisions on.
No need for comparisons — let market forces decide which features traders value and which brokerages they prefer.
Angel One or Dhan is not behind each other in any way. Both have distinct USPs worth noting: Dhan often experiments with new ideas, while Angel One focuses on reliability.
Take Grouped Watchlists as an example — when Dhan launched it, I flagged it as a poor idea but faced pushback. Eventually, they scrapped groups in favor of extended watchlists. That shows both sides of Dhan: the downside is products aren’t always designed with usability first, but the upside is they’re quick to adapt to feedback, and as a result give top of the class features.
Angel One, on the other hand, doesn’t run a public forum but collects in-app feedback on features. The result? Features that are usually First Time Right (FTR) — stable and practical from the start.
If you find their Trade On Index a good feature, I’ll recommend you stick with them.
Do what floats your boat. 
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Poorly designed is very polite. Migration wasn’t handled at all and a simple question got dragged on for a really long time. I am still disappointed that they adopted a newer design and did not provide auto-migration. Making users work extra just wasn’t done.
My only request from Dhan is to release one feature across all platforms uniformly i.e. Web and Mobile and making sure their customer care is trained to answer the questions to the point in case of issues. Industry-first features won’t matter if the support isn’t great.
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Spot on! 
Imagine efforts put to redesign the watchlist, roll it back & modify the old one again (Rework for traders is aside). That’s not an example of a good execution.
I have conveyed numerous times to run a poll & gauge the response from the users about the new feature before initiating a core development. I don’t think they have noticed it yet.
I can expect an argument thought - we don’t want to disclose new features / what’s in pioeline as others may copy those ideas as the broking space is too competitive.
Well, for that strategic planning team is always there! 
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I have a different view on it till the product is released to a larger audience. Pre-release, it’s a must that tech companies keep on working on something new and try to validate it thoroughly. There is a need for this because that’s where innovative features would come out which will shape the future of the industry. But it’s also mandatory that it’s tested and validated thoroughly before it’s launched.
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