Why You Receive Trade Messages from NSE/BSE/MCX

Why do I get an SMS and email from NSE/BSE/MCX when I trade?

When you place and execute a trade on FYERS, the respective exchange—NSE, BSE, or MCX—sends you a confirmation via SMS and email. These notifications are part of regulatory compliance and serve to ensure transparency and investor protection.

Purpose of trade notifications

  • Confirm trade execution details in real time
  • Prevent unauthorised activity by immediately alerting the client
  • Enable easy cross-verification with broker contract notes

What do these alerts contain?

  • Exchange name (NSE, BSE, MCX)
  • Client ID or UCC
  • Buy and/or Sell value
  • Instrument and trade type
  • Trade time and order ID

Example

If you buy 50 shares of Reliance Industries on the NSE, you’ll receive:

  • An SMS from NSE confirming your Buy value and basic trade details
  • An email with a more detailed trade summary

This allows you to immediately review the trade and raise a concern if anything seems incorrect.

Always compare your contract note from FYERS with exchange notifications to confirm trade accuracy.

Where can I verify trades?

    What if...

    ScenarioOutcome
    I didn’t place a trade but received an alertContact FYERS immediately—it could be an error or potential misuse.
    Trade value in SMS doesn’t match FYERS reportAllow some time for updates or cross-check with your contract note.
    I don’t receive any alertsEnsure your mobile/email is updated in your FYERS profile and with exchanges.

    Last updated: 24 Jun 2025