To keep trading safe and aligned with exchange rules, we cap the single order value at ₹10 crore. If an order is above this value, it is blocked by our risk checks.
Explanation
- Per order limit: ₹10,00,00,000 (ten crore).
- What we check: The notional value of the single order you place.
- If crossed: The order is rejected by RMS.
Important: The per-order cap is ₹10 crore. Orders above this value will not go through.
Pending Order Value Limit
- Total pending order value limit: ₹500 crore per client.
- What this means: The sum of the values of your pending orders can go up to ₹500 crore.
- If crossed: New orders that push the total pending value above ₹500 crore will be rejected.
How to Place Large Orders
- Check the order value before placing it.
- If a single order is above ₹10 crore, use Basket Order to split it into smaller parts.
- Keep each part below ₹10 crore and place the basket.
- After execution, check fills and margins.
Example
- Intended order value: ₹12 crore
- Solution: Place two orders of ₹6 crore each using a Basket Order.
Tip: For big trades, plan the basket first. This helps avoid RMS rejections and speeds up execution.
What If...
| Scenario | Outcome / What to do |
|---|
| I try placing a single order above ₹10 crore | It is rejected by RMS. Split the order using a basket and keep each part below ₹10 crore. |
| My total pending order value touches ₹500 crore | New orders that push the total pending value above ₹500 crore will be rejected. Reduce or execute some pending orders, then place new ones. |
| I am not sure how to use Basket Order | See the Basket Order guide.
If you still need help, contact us. |
Last updated: 09 Dec 2025