January 21st, 2026
What's new
Issue fixed

A few weeks ago, we made Drag & Drop SL/TP and new chart types (Heiken Ashi, Renko, Line & Bars) available to all users.
Since then, we’ve been able to close a large number of pending requests from the Builder’s Lab. I’ve personally been tracking the feedback coming in, and I genuinely hope you like what we’ve shipped in this release.
This week’s focus has been on SMC indicators, new drawing tools, full indicator customisation, and several small fixes that should make day-to-day trading on Punch noticeably smoother.
Let’s get into it.
(2nd most voted feature on Punch — 314 votes)
Fact: Drag & Drop SL remains the most voted feature with 476 votes.
Fair Value Gaps highlight price imbalances created by aggressive buying or selling, which often act as future areas of interest.
We now support three FVG variants, each suited to different trading workflows:
Marks the first fair value gap of each trading session, along with the session range.
This keeps the focus on the most significant daily imbalance and allows you to track how price interacts with it through the session.
Once a gap is filled, it fades visually, helping identify potential inverse reactions.
Intended for intraday charts only.
Detects all fair value gaps and automatically removes them once price fills the midpoint or the full gap.
This keeps charts clean and focused on active, unmitigated imbalances.
Displays all detected gaps with size and duration filtering.
You can set a minimum gap size and limit how long gaps remain visible, helping filter out less meaningful imbalances.
All FVG indicators support visibility toggles and opacity controls.
Over the last few months, we’ve done multiple educational webinars with Yugandhar Sir on Smart Money Concepts, and he has played a huge role in helping thousands of traders understand these ideas.
Now, you finally have the indicators to start applying everything we’ve been learning.
(Champion access only · General access from 15th Feb)

We’ve added new drawing tools focused on marking structure, levels, and directional bias with more control:
Vertical Line – for session boundaries and time-based references
Trendline Ray – draws a directional trendline extending forward from a single anchor point
Horizontal Ray – for projecting levels forward without extending both sides
Extended Line – for structure and trend projection beyond visible candles
These tools are designed to reduce workarounds and repeated adjustments during active analysis.
(Champion access only · General access from 15th Feb)

We’ve received a lot of requests around indicator customisation — hiding basis lines, changing thickness, adjusting colours, and more.
Every indicator now comes with a customisation panel, giving you full control over:
Visibility (show/hide plots)
Colours and opacity
Line thickness
Line styles (solid / dotted)
This applies to all indicators and is available to all users starting today.

These were the three major feature updates this week. Alongside that, we’ve shipped a set of important fixes to make everyday trading simpler and more reliable.
Line chart colour updated to purple for better contrast across light and dark themes
Rendering behaviour standardised for improved visual stability across devices
Fixed issues with trendline and crosshair interaction
Improved decimal formatting on crosshair values for better price precision
We also received reports of trendlines shifting after placement or across sessions. This is now fixed ✅
That’s all for this week.
I truly mean it when I say “We hear you.” Every post on the Builder’s Lab is read, discussed, and reviewed by the team. Please keep the feedback coming — we’ll keep building faster and better, week after week
I know many of you have been waiting for Scalper Mode. We’ve faced a few delays, but I’m confident we’ll be ready to release it by next weekend. Just a few final touches left.
Thanks for your patience — and for building Punch with us.