How to check my trades placed on the exchange?
Exchanges like NSE, MCX, and BSE offer official trade verification portals for investors to review their recent trades independently. These portals are designed to ensure transparency and give traders confidence in their broker-reported transactions.
Step-by-step: How to verify your trades
Visit the Exchange Trade Verification Portal
- Log In or Sign Up
New users must sign up to create an account
Existing users can log in with their registered credentials - Enter Required Details
PAN number, Client ID, trade date, and other transaction details - Complete the Verification
Follow on-screen prompts to view trade details - Review and Compare
Cross-check trades with your broker’s contract notes or trading platform
Trade verification window by exchange
| Exchange | Trade History Available |
|---|
| NSE | Last 10 days |
| MCX | Last 7 days |
| BSE | Last 5 days |
Keep copies of your contract notes and trade confirmations. If discrepancies occur, contact your broker or the exchange immediately.
What if...
| Scenario | Outcome |
|---|
| My trade doesn’t show up | Ensure you're within the eligible date range and entered the correct details |
| There’s a mismatch with my broker’s records | Report the issue to your broker or file a complaint with the exchange |
| I’ve never used the portal | Follow the sign-up steps on the portal to create your account |
Last updated: 25 Jun 2025
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