What is the maximum per order limit in FYERS?
To maintain trading risk controls and comply with exchange standards, FYERS has a per order limit of ₹6 crores. If an order exceeds this value, it will be automatically rejected.
What happens if I exceed the limit?
You’ll receive an error message similar to this:
“RED:RULE:{Single Order Value}Current:INR 8,11,01,000.00 Set:INR 6,00,00,000.00 for C-{Your Client ID} [FYERS_RISK_CUG]”
This means your order exceeds FYERS' permitted limit and cannot be processed.
How to resolve it?
Use the Basket Order feature to split your trade into multiple legs under the ₹6 crore limit.
Example:
- Intended order value: ₹8 crores
- Solution: Split it into two orders of ₹4 crores each using a basket order
To learn how to use this feature, refer to this article.
Always double-check large order values before placing them. Use Basket Order to avoid rejection errors and ensure smooth execution.
What if...
| Scenario | Outcome |
|---|
| I try placing an order above ₹6 Cr | The system will reject it and show a risk control error |
| I use Basket Order instead | Orders will be accepted if individual legs are under ₹6 Cr |
| I’m unsure how to use Basket Order | Refer to the support guide for step-by-step instructions |
Last updated: 25 Jun 2025
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