Insider Trading Disclosures for Indian Listed Companies, on Vigil, Updated Four Times a Day.

Published: August 13, 2026

Insider trading disclosures for Indian listed companies, on Vigil, updated four times a day. You can pull up any company and see whether the people inside it have been buying or selling, when they did it, how much, and what it did to their shareholding.

These disclosures are a legal requirement. Under SEBI's Prohibition of Insider Trading regulations, promoters, the promoter group, directors, key managerial personnel and designated employees have to report their trades once the value crosses a threshold in a quarter, and the exchange publishes what comes in, so each row you see carries a date and a named person against it, along with the holding before and after.

There are around 38,000 disclosures across about 1,500 companies going back to early 2024, and if you would rather work offline the whole table downloads as CSV, Parquet or SQLite.

tigzig.com ➜ VIGIL ➜ Insider Trading.

For field definitions and the data quirks ➜ docs ➜ Insider-trading.

If you want the data rather than the screen

If you want the data rather than the screen, the whole insider table downloads as CSV, Parquet or SQLite, and there is a query API if you would rather pull it programmatically and build your own tracker or alert on top of it. Both are open, no key and no signup.

The endpoint list and the field docs are at tigzig.com/apis/vigil.

If you group this data by role

If you group this data by role, the person category comes through as free text from the filer, and across the set there are 18 different spellings for what is really about six roles. Promoters, Promoter and Promoter Group all appear separately, Key Managerial Personnel and KMP both show up, and around one in six rows carry no category at all. I publish it as filed rather than recoding it, so you will want to fold the variants yourself before counting.