Quick Summary
Bizxtech Solutions India Private Limited sells algo trading software from ₹5,900 a month, through ads, phone calls and PayU links. Its own terms say the software is not registered with SEBI, and the website pages we reviewed show no CIN, GST number or named directors. Buyers on a public complaint site say profit screenshots led them to pay and that refunds were refused. This guide covers the services, pricing, registration status, complaints and the checks to run before paying.
A stranger calls about algo trading software. Within days, your WhatsApp fills with profit screenshots and payment proofs.
Several buyers describe their first contact with Bizxtech Solutions India Private Limited in just this way.
The company sells trading automation tools from Indore.
Before you pay ₹5,900 or more, it helps to know who runs the company, what it says about SEBI, and what other buyers report.
This guide puts the research in one place, from the pricing page to the public complaints, in plain words.
Compare each point with what a sales caller tells you.
What Is Bizxtech Solutions India Private Limited?
Bizxtech Solutions India Private Limited presents itself as an Indore-based IT company. It sells algorithmic trading software and automation tools.
The company calls itself purely a technology and software development company.
It says it does not give advice or recommend trades.
The website shows only “Indore M.P.” as an address, plus a mobile number and a support email.
To go deeper into the Bizxtech Solutions India Private Limited Company Details, its pages show no CIN, GST number, registered office address, directors, or founders.
Bizxtech Solutions India Services and Software Products
The website lists four services.
The table gives each one in the company’s own description, so you can see what a caller is actually selling.
| Service |
What the website says |
|
API Bridge |
Software that connects your broker account to the company’s software panel. The site names Smart API and Kite API as examples. |
|
Auto Buy Sell Signal |
Software that shows automatic buy and sell alerts on your screen. The site aims it at scalping and day trading. |
| Algo Trading |
Automated trade execution based on parameters you set in advance. |
| MQL Development |
Development work for MetaTrader 4 and 5. |
The API Bridge connects to your own broker account.
The next section shows where that step fits when you buy.
How Bizxtech Solutions India Sells Its Algo Software
Most buyers meet the company before they ever open its website.
The About page describes the sales journey in five steps, so you can spot where you are in it.
- Leads arrive from ads on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and other social media, or from the website.
- Company representatives phone the lead to explain the software.
- The user pays through a PayU link and receives a user ID and password by email.
- The user creates API credentials at their own broker and links them to the company’s panel.
- The user sets quantity, parameters, and timing on the dashboard.
The payment comes before the broker step.
That order matters, because you commit money before you know whether your broker’s API works with the panel.
The company’s own page backs this up.
It says the user should confirm that the current broker account supports API connectivity, and that the company does not guarantee compatibility with every broker platform.
What Is Bizxtech Solutions India’s Pricing?
Price is where the callers’ pitch and the published page meet.
The table lists every plan as published, with tax included, so you can check a quote against it.
|
Plan |
Price | What you get |
|
Basic, no API |
₹5,900 a month | 2 lots, one segment (Nifty or Bank Nifty) |
| Basic, API included | ₹11,800 a month |
2 lots, one segment |
| Full Automatic | ₹17,700 a month |
5 lots, two segments |
| Full Automatic | ₹35,400 for 2 months |
5 lots, two segments, plus ₹1,000 configuration and ₹1,000 API and maintenance per month |
|
Full Automatic |
₹53,100 a quarter | 5 lots, three segments, with the same extra charges |
|
HNI Full Automatic |
₹1,06,200 for half a year |
10 lots, four segments, with the same extra charges |
| HNI Full Automatic | ₹1,41,600 for 9 months |
10 lots, four segments, with the same extra charges |
| API Bridging only | ₹1,180 a month |
No lot or segment limit listed |
The cheapest plan has no API. A buyer who wants the broker connection inside a Basic plan pays ₹11,800 a month.
The longer plans carry the same two ₹1,000 extra charges.
Only the API and maintenance charge carry a monthly rate in the published text.
Ask a caller whether the configuration charge repeats too.
Is Bizxtech Solutions India SEBI Registered?
This is the question most buyers ask first, and the company’s own Terms answer part of it. The table afterwards sets out each type of registration, so you can see which ones the company claims.
The Terms and Conditions state that the company’s algo software is not registered with SEBI.
They add that the company is not a registered broker-dealer or a registered investment adviser.
The Terms describe the business as a pure software development support and service business.
|
Registration type |
What the research found |
|
Investment Adviser |
The company does not claim it. It points to the SEBI intermediary search, but the result is cut off, so check it yourself. |
|
Research Analyst |
The company does not claim it. It records no search result. |
| Stock Broker or Authorised Person |
The company does not claim it. The Terms say the software is sold to SEBI-registered brokers, sub-brokers, and authorised persons, yet the pricing is aimed at retail users. |
| Exchange empanelment as algo provider (NSE or BSE) |
No empanelment ID appears on the website. |
Compare what the Terms say with what the sales pitch implies, and ask the caller to explain any gap in writing.
Check the exact rules on the NSE, BSE, and SEBI websites before you rely on that point.
Bizxtech says it gives no advice, so a page on advisory firms may not describe its model exactly.
It still shows how SEBI treats firms that offer investment services without registration.
For that wider picture, our page on unregistered advisory firms India covers warning signs, SEBI rules, and three enforcement orders.
What Are The Bizxtech Solutions India Risks That Investors Should Check?
This lists several points where the company’s own pages do not match each other.
Treat them as questions to put to the company, not as findings about its intent.
They fall into two groups.
The first covers registration and broker statements, and the second covers profit claims and credentials.
1. Admitted Non-Registration While Selling Derivatives Tools
The company says it holds no SEBI registration.
Its products still generate and execute trades in Nifty, Bank Nifty, Finnifty, and Sensex derivatives.
The website also shows no exchange empanelment ID, even though the site refers to a 2026 framework for algo providers.
2. Broker Statements That Do Not Match
The About page says the company has no partnership, tie-up, or affiliation with any broker.
The Pricing page says users can set up the API bridge with registered brokers associated with us.
Those two lines point in different directions.
3. Customer Statements That Do Not Match
The Terms say the software is sold to SEBI-registered brokers, sub-brokers, and authorised persons.
The Pricing page sells directly to retail users through PayU payment links.
4. Broker Style Clauses in a Software Contract
The Terms include lines that sound like a broker or authorised person agreement.
One has the user agree to be bound by exchange and SEBI rules. Another has the user agree not to make guaranteed returns.
The site says these clauses do not match how a software vendor usually contracts with retail users.
Ask the company why they appear.
5. A Profit Claim That Meets a Disclaimer
The FAQ says stock trading algorithms are very much profitable and that their returns easily beat manual trading.
The Disclaimer says no performance is guaranteed and that past or backtested results do not predict future ones.
Both statements sit on the same website.
6. Awards, Counters and Testimonials
The site shows banners such as Recognized For Excellence and an award banner.
The site shows 10+, 150+, 54+, and 92%, labelled depth of experience, happy clients, professional team, and customer success rate.
Additionally, the site does not define what customer success rate measures.
About 15 testimonials appear twice on the page.
They use generic wording, and the same few image files seem to appear against different names.
Bizxtech Solutions India Complaints From Buyers
Buyer accounts often tell you more than a pricing page does.
The complaints below come from a public consumer complaint site.
They are the complainants’ own accounts. It includes no reply from the company and cites no court or regulator finding.
1. The April 2026 Complaint About Profit Screenshots
One buyer says a company representative called on 30 March 2026 about the algo trading software. The buyer was not interested at first.
The buyer then describes nearly two weeks of calls and WhatsApp messages.
They say the representative sent profit screenshots, demat statements of other users, and payment proofs.
The buyer paid ₹5,900 on 16 April 2026.
They say activation took about three days and that the software then showed losses.
When the buyer raised this, the reply they quote was that the basic plan has losses and a premium plan is the answer.
The buyer says nobody told them this before the purchase.
The buyer asked for a refund and says the company refused and pushed an upgrade instead.
They say they have the payment screenshot, voice notes, WhatsApp chats, and a video of about 30 minutes.
The complaint cites Section 420 of the IPC and Section 66D of the IT Act.
That is the complainant’s own reading, not a finding.
2. The October 2023 Complaint About Losses in Two Days
Another buyer says they bought the Full Automatic Software for ₹11,500 on 24 October 2023, for one month.
They say the software caused losses from the first day and that they lost almost ₹12,000 in two days.
The buyer says the seller told them the software gives no guarantee of profit, and that the company would not refund any amount.
A payment screenshot for ₹11,500 dated 24 October 2023 sits with the complaint.
3. What Other Buyers Posted Under the Same Complaint
Four more posts sit under the same complaint, dated between November 2023 and April 2026.
One says a person from the company sent fake-looking profit screenshots every day.
Another says the company starts doing losses after the buyer pays.
One post asks for strong action against the company. Another says their capital fell by half within three days.
A separate post, shown as two years old, also warns buyers off the software.
It says an executive shares profit screenshots first.
Across these accounts, buyers describe the same order of events.
Profit screenshots come before the payment, losses come after it, and refund requests do not succeed.
What Is Bizxtech Solutions Domain Age and Scam Detector Score?
A website’s age and a third-party score do not prove anything alone.
They still add context to the registration and complaint points above.
The research cites Scam Detector’s WHOIS data.
It shows the domain name bizxtechsolutionsindia was registered on 7 March 2026, through GoDaddy.
The owner’s identity sits behind a privacy service, Domains By Proxy, LLC, in Arizona.
Privacy services are common and prove nothing on their own.
The complaints go back to 2023 under an older domain name, bizxsolution.
It can be read as a possible move to a new domain. No source in it confirms a rebrand.
The same check gives the site a trust score of 38.6 out of 100, with the labels Questionable, Controversial, and Flagged.
The score comes from an automated 53-factor model.
The tool flags possible high-risk activity but names no category, such as phishing or malware.
Read the score as a prompt to look further, and not as a verdict.
How To Check an Algo Trading Software Seller Before You Pay?
A handful of questions, asked before payment, would cover most points in this guide. Keep them handy when a caller or an ad offers you algo software.
- Ask for the CIN and GST number, then match them with official records. The pages reviewed disclose neither.
- Ask for SEBI and exchange details in writing. The Terms say the software is not SEBI registered, and no empanelment ID appears on the site.
- Ask which brokers it really works with. The About page and the Pricing page describe broker links differently, so get the answer in writing.
- Confirm your broker supports the API first. The company’s own page tells users to check this before activation and gives no compatibility guarantee.
- Treat profit screenshots as sales material. Another user’s demat statement cannot predict your result, and the company’s Disclaimer says past or backtested results do not predict future ones.
- Ask about refunds and plan limits before paying. The complaints say refund requests did not succeed.
- Keep every call, chat, and payment record from day one.
Callers who lean on profit claims deserve one more look.
Our page on algo trading platform profit guarantee India explains why no algo trading platform can legally guarantee profits in India, and it covers a SEBI order against two operators.
What to Do If You Paid Bizxtech Solutions India Private Limited?
If you already paid, the next few hours matter more than the next few weeks.
Work through these steps in order, and keep every file you collect.
- Stop paying and stop sharing. Do not upgrade, top up, or share more broker details. If you created API credentials at your broker, review them there.
- Save the evidence. Keep the payment screenshot, the PayU receipt, the email with your user ID, call recordings, voice notes, WhatsApp chats, and every profit screenshot the caller sent.
- Ask for a refund in writing. Quote the date, the plan you bought, and what the caller told you before you paid.
- Report it as a cybercrime if you were misled into paying. Use the national cybercrime helpline.
Once you have called, file your complaint on the cyber crime portal with your proofs attached.
No step can promise a refund. A clean record of proof helps every route you try.
SEBI’s SCORES portal mainly takes complaints against SEBI-registered entities and listed companies.
The company says it is not registered, so confirm that SCORES fits before you file.
Because the company says it is not registered with SEBI, you can also write to SEBI by email and flag it, with your proofs attached.
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Disclaimer
This article rests on the company’s own published pages, a public complaint site, and a third-party automated check, as gathered in the research. It states no findings about the company’s intent and gives no legal or financial advice.
Conclusion
Bizxtech Solutions India Private Limited sells algo trading software from ₹5,900 a month.
Its own Terms say the software is not registered with SEBI.
The pages reviewed show no CIN, GST number, or named directors.
The research found no court or regulator findings, but it did find buyer complaints about profit screenshots and refused refunds.
That gives you a clear job before any payment.
Ask for registration details, broker details, and refund terms in writing, and compare them with the pitch.
If you have already paid, keep your proofs and report it. A calm, documented complaint gives every route the best footing.
Report. Recover. Stay Fraud Free.
Frequently Asked Questions
The company's Terms say its software is not registered with SEBI, and that it is not a registered broker dealer or investment adviser. No exchange empanelment ID appears on the website. Check SEBI's intermediary search yourself before you pay.
The research found no court or regulator finding. It did find a company that says it is unregistered, pages that contradict each other and buyer complaints about profit screenshots and refused refunds. Compare these points with what you are told.
Plans run from ₹5,900 a month for Basic without API to ₹1,41,600 for nine months of HNI Full Automatic, with tax included as published. Longer Full Automatic plans add ₹1,000 configuration and ₹1,000 API and maintenance charges.
The complaints in the research say refund requests were refused, and the research records no refund policy. Ask for refund terms in writing before paying. If you already paid, keep your proofs and consider reporting on the cyber crime portal.
Start with a written complaint to the company and keep a copy. If you were misled into paying, report on the national cyber crime portal. SCORES mainly handles SEBI registered entities, so confirm it fits first.
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