Static IP for HDFC Sky API access
HDFC Sky’s API surface is product-specific. If you see an IP allow-list, store a dedicated IPv4. If the field is missing, still run the bot through Algo-IP so origin is ready when HDFC turns the check on. We do not publish unverified IPv6 or max-IP counts.
HDFC Sky API facts
- API: HDFC Sky / HDFC Securities API (where offered)
- Portal: HDFC Sky or HDFC Securities developer settings
- Whitelist: Developer / API settings → IP allow-list if shown
- IPv4: yes
- IPv6: confirm in portal
- Max IPs: Confirm in the live HDFC portal — do not assume a count
- Protocols: HTTP proxy, REST
- Published: 2026-09-22
- Last verified: 2026-09-27
- Next review: 2026-12-27
- Verification source: Official developer portal HDFC Sky or HDFC Securities developer settings. IPv6 and max-IP limits are marked “confirm in portal” until we re-check the live form.
How to whitelist a static IP
- Allocate Algo-IP IPv4 after KYC.
- Check HDFC Sky / Securities developer settings for allowed IPs. Save the IPv4 if present.
- Send every HTTP call through HOST:443.
Python / proxy hint
Use a single Session with proxies so HDFC HTTP helpers cannot open a direct socket.
Common errors
Portal has no IP box
Do not invent a whitelist path. Keep dedicated egress anyway; confirm the form again after a product update.
IPv6 is ₹99/month only when an IPv4 VPS already has a free IPv6 and this broker’s form accepts an IPv6 literal. IPv4 is ₹199/month on a 12-month term.
Related guide: broker-ip-address-whitelisting-india. Also see dedicated IPv4, trading proxy, broker setup wizard and all brokers.
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