Broker Integration

Broker-Specific Proxy Setup

Copy-paste Python proxy code for the five most common Indian brokers - Zerodha, Fyers, Angel One, Dhan, and Upstox - each using whichever method its SDK actually supports.

Updated Aug 2026 · 6 min read

Every example below builds a proxy URL from your staticip_userid / staticip_password (from your dashboard) and either passes it directly to the SDK or sets it via environment variables, depending on what that SDK supports. If you want to understand the underlying pattern itself (or you're using a broker not listed here), start with our generic Python proxy setup guide first - this page assumes you've already seen that.

Broker-specific examples

Zerodha Kite Connect

kiteconnect.KiteConnect accepts a proxies dict directly in its constructor, so no environment-variable trick is needed:

zerodha_kite_proxy.py

from kiteconnect import KiteConnect

API_KEY = "your_api_key"
API_SECRET = "your_secret_key"
REQUEST_TOKEN = "request_token_received_from_redirect_url"
# Login URL: https://kite.trade/connect/login?api_key={API_KEY}&v=3

# Your StaticIP.in credentials (from your dashboard) - separate from the
# Kite API_KEY/API_SECRET above, don't mix the two up
STATICIP_USERID = "your_staticip_userid"
STATICIP_PASSWORD = "your_staticip_password"
STATICIP_HOSTNAME = "your-assigned-host.staticip.in"  # from your dashboard - hostname OR raw IP both work

proxy_url = f"https://{STATICIP_USERID}:{STATICIP_PASSWORD}@{STATICIP_HOSTNAME}"
proxy_cred = {"https": proxy_url}

kite = KiteConnect(api_key=API_KEY, proxies=proxy_cred)

try:
    session_data = kite.generate_session(REQUEST_TOKEN, api_secret=API_SECRET)
    kite.set_access_token(session_data["access_token"])
    print(f"User profile: {kite.profile()}")
except Exception as e:
    print(f"Error occurred: {e}")

Whitelist the static IP shown in your dashboard under Kite Connect → your app → API settings, and every order placed through kite above will originate from it.

Fyers (fyers-apiv3)

The Fyers SDK doesn't expose a proxy argument directly, but it's built on requests, which automatically picks up the standard HTTP_PROXY / HTTPS_PROXY environment variables. Set these before importing the SDK:

fyers_proxy.py

import os

STATICIP_USERID = "your_staticip_userid"      # from your StaticIP.in dashboard
STATICIP_PASSWORD = "your_staticip_password"  # from your StaticIP.in dashboard
PROXY = f"http://{STATICIP_USERID}:{STATICIP_PASSWORD}@your-assigned-host.staticip.in:443"
for var in ("HTTPS_PROXY", "https_proxy", "HTTP_PROXY", "http_proxy"):
    os.environ[var] = PROXY

from fyers_apiv3 import fyersModel

fyers = fyersModel.FyersModel(
    client_id="YOUR_APP_ID",     # e.g. ABCD1234-100
    token="YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN",
    is_async=False,
    log_path="",
)
print(fyers.get_profile())       # this call leaves from your dedicated IP

Angel One (SmartAPI - smartapi-python)

SmartConnect also accepts a proxies argument in its constructor, the same way Kite Connect does:

angelone_smartapi_proxy.py

from SmartApi import SmartConnect
import pyotp

STATICIP_USERID = "your_staticip_userid"      # from your StaticIP.in dashboard
STATICIP_PASSWORD = "your_staticip_password"  # from your StaticIP.in dashboard
PROXY_URL = f"http://{STATICIP_USERID}:{STATICIP_PASSWORD}@your-assigned-host.staticip.in:443"
proxies = {"http": PROXY_URL, "https": PROXY_URL}

obj = SmartConnect(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY", proxies=proxies)

totp = pyotp.TOTP("YOUR_TOTP_SECRET").now()
data = obj.generateSession("YOUR_CLIENT_CODE", "YOUR_PIN", totp)

print(data["data"]["clientcode"])   # this call leaves from your dedicated IP

Whitelist the same static IP under SmartAPI → My Apps → your app's IP whitelist settings.

Dhan (dhanhq)

Like Fyers, the dhanhq SDK doesn't take a proxy argument directly - use the same environment-variable approach:

dhan_proxy.py

import os

STATICIP_USERID = "your_staticip_userid"      # from your StaticIP.in dashboard
STATICIP_PASSWORD = "your_staticip_password"  # from your StaticIP.in dashboard
PROXY = f"http://{STATICIP_USERID}:{STATICIP_PASSWORD}@your-assigned-host.staticip.in:443"
for var in ("HTTPS_PROXY", "https_proxy", "HTTP_PROXY", "http_proxy"):
    os.environ[var] = PROXY

from dhanhq import dhanhq

dhan = dhanhq("YOUR_CLIENT_ID", "YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN")
print(dhan.get_fund_limits())    # this call leaves from your dedicated IP

Note: if a future SDK version adds its own internal session that ignores environment proxies, pass the proxy directly to whatever requests.Session it exposes instead.

Upstox (upstox-python-sdk)

Upstox's Configuration object has a built-in proxy attribute that its underlying HTTP client uses for every call - no environment-variable trick needed:

upstox_proxy.py

import requests
import upstox_client

STATICIP_USERID = "your_staticip_userid"      # from your StaticIP.in dashboard
STATICIP_PASSWORD = "your_staticip_password"  # from your StaticIP.in dashboard
PROXY_URL = f"http://{STATICIP_USERID}:{STATICIP_PASSWORD}@your-assigned-host.staticip.in:443"

# Route the SDK's HTTP client through your StaticIP.in proxy
config = upstox_client.Configuration()
config.access_token = "YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN"
config.proxy = PROXY_URL

# Confirm which IP this leaves from BEFORE placing any order
ip_check = requests.get("https://api64.ipify.org?format=json", proxies={"http": PROXY_URL, "https": PROXY_URL}, timeout=10)
print("Outgoing IP:", ip_check.json()["ip"])   # should match the static IP in your dashboard

client = upstox_client.ApiClient(config)
user_api = upstox_client.UserApi(client)
print(user_api.get_profile(api_version="v2").data.user_id)   # this call leaves from your dedicated IP

Whitelist the static IP shown in your dashboard under Upstox → Apps → your app's settings.

Using a different broker or platform?

Any of the 200+ brokers/platforms we support work the same way - if their SDK accepts a proxies parameter, pass it directly like the Zerodha/Angel One examples; if not, the environment-variable trick used above for Fyers/Dhan works with virtually any requests-based library. Stuck on a specific one? message us or ping +91 94706 69031 on WhatsApp and we'll help you wire it up.

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