Do all Scrips have Derivative Contracts?
No, not all scrips listed on the stock exchange have derivative contracts associated with them. The National Stock Exchange (NSE) periodically publishes a list of securities that are eligible for Futures and Options (F&O) trading. These scrips must meet stringent criteria relating to liquidity, trading volume, and market capitalization.
Where to Check?
To see the official list of underlying securities for which derivative instruments are available, you can refer to the NSE's page: NSE Derivative-Eligible Scrips.
What If...
Scenario | What You Can Do |
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Your preferred stock has no derivatives | Consider trading in the cash segment or explore derivative-eligible alternatives. |
You want to verify if a stock is F&O eligible | Visit the official NSE list linked above for real-time updates. |
You need help understanding derivatives eligibility | Reach out to FYERS Support via the Contact Page. |
Tip: Use the FYERS platform’s margin calculator to explore which scrips support derivative trading.
Last updated: 18 Jun 2025
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