What Is the OFS Bid Timing in FYERS?
The Offer for Sale (OFS) window at FYERS follows exchange-regulated timings. While the session remains open from 9:15 AM to 3:30 PM, FYERS enforces a strict bid submission cut-off at 2:30 PM. Bids placed after the cut-off are not accepted.
Key OFS Timings
- OFS window: 9:15 AM – 3:30 PM (on the designated OFS issue day)
- Bid submission cut-off: 2:30 PM (FYERS policy)
- After 2:30 PM: No new bids can be placed.
What If...
| Scenario | Resolution |
|---|
| Bid placed after 2:30 PM | The order will be rejected. Place your bid well before the cut-off to ensure acceptance. |
| Unclear about OFS date | Check FYERS notifications or company announcements for the designated OFS date. |
Last updated: 03 Oct 2025
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