Commodity Options Trading on FYERS

Can I place market orders for commodity options on FYERS?

At FYERS, placing market orders in the MCX Options segment isn't feasible. Given that commodity derivatives, especially Options, witness low trading volumes in India, many of these options contracts are illiquid. Permitting market orders can potentially lead to erratic trades that might exhaust your funds swiftly.
For an alternative approach, we have made limit orders accessible. To understand how to use them effectively, check our article on limit orders.

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