Discount brokerage firm Zerodha , through its in-house incubator and fund Rainmatter , has invested Rs 2.25 crore in Streak - a first-of-its-kind platform where traders can create trading algorithms without coding.Through this mechanism, even traders without any coding knowledge can check the profitability of the algorithm before deploying them in the market.The platform has been integrated into Zerodha's existing offerings. The funds raised are being used for product development as well as hiring."It's not just India but even globally, I haven't come across something this simple for non-programmers. The user can easily execute the trade within a minute," Zerodha founder Nithin Kamath told ET.Streak is an extension to Kite, Zerodha's exchange-approved trading platform. It has created a back-testing engine, which enables the end user to test a trading strategy on relevant historical data before the end user risks any actual capital."In order to test the strategy out, you can create an algorithm in a minute, which is simple and can be done through technical indicators such as keying in stop loss and target profit percentage, and selecting the specific stocks that a user would want to trade with," said Harsha Manohar, co-founder, Streak.The back-test results include maximum gains, loss and other metrics that give an idea about the algorithm's performance. Once the end user deploys an algorithm on Streak, they no longer have to track the stock manually.Streak bots track the stock movements for trade signals and send one-click actionable alerts to take action when the strategy conditions are met.