Issuance of Contract Notes for NRO F&O Trades with FYERS

Who issues the contract note for NRO F&O trades?

FYERS is responsible for issuing the contract notes for your NRO F&O trades. It's important to note, however, that these contract notes will not include the specifics of trade obligations. The details pertaining to trade obligations are recorded and managed by our custodian, Orbis Financials. You will receive the details of your trade obligations in the margin statements, which Orbis Financials will send to you via email.


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