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Why Did I Get a Message About Multiple Demat Accounts Linked to My Details?
At FYERS, we prioritize regulatory compliance and client data security. If you have received a message or email from us about multiple Demat accounts linked to your PAN, mobile number, or email address, it means that CDSL (Central Depository Services ...
How do I switch to a previous app version
If you moved to the all-new FYERS app and want to go back temporarily, you can install a previous Android APK outside Google Play. This article explains when it’s advisable, the risks, and the exact steps to follow. Note: We recommend staying on the ...
Why Was My BSDA Status Removed at FYERS?
At FYERS, we offer the Basic Services Demat Account (BSDA) facility as per SEBI regulations to help small investors reduce maintenance costs. However, this facility is available only when specific eligibility conditions are met. If your BSDA status ...
Why Are My Sold Holdings Showing in Positions in FYERS?
At FYERS, when you sell shares from your Demat holdings, the system temporarily displays them as an open position in the “Positions” tab. This is purely for intraday tracking and P&L visibility — it does not mean you are holding an active short ...
What Does Stock Suspension Mean at FYERS?
At FYERS, we aim to keep our clients informed about all regulatory or exchange-driven developments that may affect their holdings. A stock suspension refers to a temporary or permanent halt of trading in a particular stock on the exchange. During ...
Why Can a Security Be Banned?
At FYERS, a security may be temporarily or partially banned from trading due to exchange-imposed surveillance measures. These actions are mandated by SEBI and stock exchanges to curb speculation, ensure fair pricing, and protect investors. The three ...
What Happens When a Commodity Futures Contract Goes to Compulsory Delivery?
In commodity trading, certain futures contracts are settled through physical delivery instead of cash. When a commodity contract on the MCX or other exchanges enters its delivery period, traders with open positions may be required to either deliver ...
What Happens When an In-the-Money Commodity Options Contract Expires?
At FYERS, when an in-the-money (ITM) commodity options contract expires, it does not settle in cash like equity or index options. Instead, the option is automatically exercised and converted into a futures position of the underlying commodity, such ...
How to check my trades placed on the exchange?
Exchanges like NSE, MCX, and BSE offer official trade verification portals for investors to review their recent trades independently. These portals are designed to ensure transparency and give traders confidence in their broker-reported transactions. ...
Why do stock charts differ across platforms?
Chart differences across trading platforms are common and stem from how each platform processes and plots tick data—the raw stream of individual trades from the exchange. These differences can affect chart precision, especially for intraday candles. ...
How do I add a CDSL beneficiary?
Before you can transfer securities via CDSL, you must add the recipient’s Demat account as a beneficiary. This is a mandatory step for all off-market and gifting transfers through the CDSL portal. Steps to add a beneficiary on CDSL Log in to CDSL ...
What Is Market Price Protection (MPP) in FYERS?
Market Price Protection (MPP) is a risk-control mechanism that safeguards your trades from excessive slippage on market executions. When you place a market order in volatile or illiquid conditions, MPP restricts how far the execution price can ...
What is a regulatory consultation paper?
A consultation paper is a document issued by regulatory bodies—like SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India)—to propose new rules or changes to existing regulations and invite public feedback. The goal is to make regulation more inclusive and ...
How do I submit comments on SEBI’s consultation papers?
Submitting your comments on SEBI’s consultation papers is a valuable way to contribute to the regulatory process. SEBI invites feedback from individuals, institutions, and stakeholders through an online form designed to gather structured public ...
Why Do Margin Blocked and Available Funds Differ on FYERS?
It is normal to see a difference between margin blocked and available funds on FYERS. Margin blocked shows what is reserved for your open orders or positions. Available funds reflect what you can still use after credits, debits, premium effects, and ...
What Happens if There Are No Buyers or Sellers?
If your order is not filled, there may be no matching counterparty at your price. A buy needs a seller at your bid, and a sell needs a buyer at your ask. Until a match appears, the order stays pending. Explanation Order stays open in the book: Your ...
Why does the app update frequently?
The FYERS app is updated regularly to deliver new features, security patches, and performance improvements. This article explains our update cadence, what typically changes in a release, and how you can manage updates on your device. Note: You ...
How Do I Update My KYC via a KRA?
At FYERS, we make it simple for you to keep your Know Your Customer (KYC) information up to date. If your personal details such as address, contact number, or email have changed, you can update them directly through your registered KYC Registration ...
Why can’t I install or update the mobile app?
Why you can’t install or update the FYERS app (device/OS requirements & fixes) If Google Play shows “incompatible” or the FYERS app won’t install/update, your device likely doesn’t meet the minimum Android requirement. Use the steps below to check ...
When Will My Bonus, Dividend, or Stock Split Reflect in FYERS?
Corporate actions such as bonus shares, dividends, and stock splits are processed automatically in your FYERS account based on your eligibility on the record date. At FYERS, we handle these updates in coordination with exchanges and the company’s ...
What Is Periodic Call Auction?
At FYERS, we follow the Periodic Call Auction (PCA) mechanism as mandated by SEBI and the stock exchanges to ensure transparent trading in illiquid securities—stocks that have very low daily trading activity. Instead of continuous trading, these ...
How Do I File a Complaint Against a Stock Broker?
At FYERS, we are committed to ensuring transparency and resolving client concerns in a timely and effective manner. If you ever have an issue with your account, transactions, or services, you can follow a structured grievance redressal process ...
Can I Trade in Derivatives on BSE in FYERS?
At FYERS, we provide access to selected BSE derivative products such as index-based futures and options. However, due to regulatory guidelines, some derivative segments — like BSE currency derivatives — are temporarily restricted for fresh trading ...
What is short selling?
Short selling is a trade where you sell first and buy later to profit if the price falls. In India’s cash market with FYERS, this is an intraday-only activity: you must close (buy back) the same day. How does short selling work? Sell first: Place a ...
What does latency mean in trading?
In trading, latency refers to the time delay between when an order is placed by a trader and when it is received and executed at the exchange. Even a slight delay can cause the order to be filled at a different price than expected, particularly in ...
How do I transfer shares/mutual funds via CDSL Easiest?
If you wish to transfer shares or mutual fund units held in your FYERS CDSL Demat account to another Demat account, you can do it easily through the CDSL Easiest portal. This allows you to make secure off-market transfers online without using ...
How Do Corporate Actions Like Dividends or Stock Splits Work in FYERS?
Corporate actions such as dividends, bonuses, rights issues, and stock splits are events initiated by listed companies that directly affect your holdings. At FYERS, these are processed automatically based on your shareholding status on the record ...
How are “freak trades” handled?
Freak trades can cause sudden and extreme price spikes or drops in a stock or contract—but they typically last for just a moment. If you see a large, unexpected loss in your position momentarily, it could be due to a freak trade. What is a freak ...
What are ETFs and how do they trade?
Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are investment products that combine the diversification of mutual funds with the tradability of stocks. They are structured as baskets of securities—like indices, sectors, commodities, or bonds—and can be traded on stock ...
What are VAR, ELM, and Ad-hoc margins?
When you trade in the equity cash segment on FYERS, the exchange requires upfront risk margins to safeguard against price volatility and potential loss. The key components are VAR, ELM, and in some cases ad hoc margins. Here’s a simple breakdown and ...
What is lumpsum and can I make a lumpsum investment using FYERS Direct?
Lumpsum investing is a simple and direct way to invest in Mutual Funds by deploying the entire investment amount at once. If you're looking to make a one-time Mutual Fund purchase through FYERS, this is the option for you. What is a Lumpsum ...
When Are Pre-Market and Post-Market Sessions, and How Do I Place Orders in FYERS?
At FYERS, we provide flexibility for clients to place equity orders outside regular market hours through dedicated Pre-Market and Post-Market sessions. These short trading windows, available on NSE and BSE, allow you to queue or execute orders before ...
What Is the Maximum Order Value on FYERS?
To maintain risk controls and align with exchange standards, we enforce a maximum order value limit of ₹6 crore. Any single order whose notional value exceeds this cap is blocked by the RMS layer. Explanation Per order limit: ₹6,00,00,000 (six ...
How Does Freeze Quantity Work in Currency and Cross-Currency Derivatives at FYERS?
At FYERS, trading in the Currency Derivatives segment is currently not allowed. In accordance with the Reserve Bank of India’s circular dated 5th January 2024 (effective from 5th April 2024) on exchange-traded currency futures and option contracts ...
What Are Lot Sizes for Currency and Cross-Currency Derivatives in FYERS?
At FYERS, trading in the Currency Derivatives segment is currently not allowed. In accordance with the Reserve Bank of India’s circular dated 5th January 2024 (effective from 5th April 2024) related to exchange-traded currency futures and options ...
How to Fix Common Order Rejection Errors on FYERS?
At FYERS, order rejections can happen for various reasons such as exchange validations, margin limitations, or account-related compliance issues. Each rejection message indicates a specific cause. This guide explains the most common order rejection ...
What is right entitlement?
A Right Entitlement (RE) is a temporary security issued to existing shareholders, giving them the right to buy additional shares at a discounted price as part of a rights issue. REs are credited to your Demat account based on your shareholding as of ...
How Can I Place Orders in the Illiquid Stocks on FYERS?
Illiquid stocks trade with low volumes and wider bid–ask spreads, which can cause large price jumps on execution. To avoid poor fills, use limit orders so you control the price instead of accepting whatever is available. Explanation Why market orders ...
Why Didn’t I Receive My Contract Note?
At FYERS, contract notes are automatically generated after every trading day and sent to your registered email address within 24 hours of market close. A contract note serves as an official confirmation of all trades executed on your behalf and ...
Is BTST available, and how are funds blocked?
Yes, FYERS offers the BTST (Buy Today, Sell Tomorrow) facility, allowing clients to sell shares on T+1 day, even before they are credited to the Demat account. However, BTST is only enabled for a limited list of eligible stocks and series. ...
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