| App Name | Tredixo |
| Developer | Tredixo |
| Total Download | 2 Lakh User |
| Last Update | 3 Feb |
Tredixo – Dabba Trading in Bengaluru appears to be an online trading platform that markets itself as a demo and leveraged trading environment offering access to various global and Indian financial instruments such as:
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NSE & MCX derivatives
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Commodities
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Forex
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Cryptocurrencies
It promotes features like zero commission, high leverage, quick signup, and 24/7 support.
⚠️ Important: Tredixo itself is not a broker — according to information on its website, it functions as a simulated trading platform and connects users with partner brokers for live trading execution.
Head office address listed on their site:
2nd Floor, College House, 17 King Edward’s Road, Ruislip, London, HA4 7AE, United Kingdom.
There’s no reliable indication that Tredixo has an official registered physical office or branch in Bengaluru (or anywhere in India) that is publicly documented.
📉 About “Dabba Trading”
In Indian financial markets, dabba trading refers to trading off-exchange, outside the regulated stock exchanges (NSE, BSE, MCX). This means trades are matched internally by an operator, not routed through the official exchange infrastructure.
⚠️ According to the Indian markets regulator, Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), dabba trading is illegal. SEBI has issued repeated warnings urging investors not to engage with dabba trading platforms or unregistered operators because:
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Trade contracts aren’t recorded on exchange systems.
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Investor protection mechanisms do not apply.
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Funds and trades may be misused or at risk of fraud.
🧠 Tips Before Trading
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Always verify a broker’s registration on SEBI’s official list of registered brokers.
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Avoid platforms promoting high leverage and off-exchange executions without disclosures.
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Understand the legal risks — dabba trading can lead to loss of capital and regulatory violations if it isn’t a legitimate exchange-access service.