Trading on Indian Exchanges via TradingView on FYERS

Which exchanges and securities can I trade via TradingView?

You can trade across all major Indian exchanges, including - NSE, BSE & MCX. However, you will not be able to place orders in the options segment as TradingView doesn't have options listed. For segment-wise bifurcation refer to the table below:
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Exchange/Segment
Equity
Futures
Options
NSE
Available
Available
Available
BSE
Available
Available
Available
MCX
-
Not Available
Available
NSE Currency
-
Not Available
Not Available

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