General
Why was the BSDA status removed from my Demat account?
BSDA (Basic Services Demat Account) is a SEBI-regulated facility that offers reduced charges for small investors. However, the status is subject to eligibility rules, and it may be removed automatically if certain conditions are breached. Common ...
Why are my sold holdings showing in positions in FYERS?
If you’ve sold shares from your Demat holdings, FYERS will temporarily reflect that sell as a position in the “Positions” tab. This is part of the display system and does not mean you’re holding an active intraday short position. Why does this ...
What is stock suspension, and should I be concerned?
Stock suspension refers to the temporary or permanent halt of trading in a particular stock. This can be due to various regulatory, operational, or financial reasons. If you own such a stock, it may impact your ability to sell or realize its value. ...
Why is a security banned from trading?
A security is placed under a trading ban when the open interest in its derivatives crosses 95% of the Market Wide Position Limit (MWPL). This rule is enforced by the exchange to reduce excessive speculation and protect market integrity. What is ...
What happens when a commodity contract is due for compulsory delivery?
In commodity trading, certain futures contracts are marked for physical delivery rather than cash settlement upon expiry. If you hold an open position in such a contract past the notice period, you will be obligated to either take delivery (if you’re ...
What happens when an in-the-money commodity options contract expires?
In commodity derivatives, when an in-the-money (ITM) options contract expires, it doesn’t settle in cash like equity options. Instead, it gets automatically converted into a futures contract of the underlying commodity—such as crude oil, silver, or ...
Why do market orders carry execution risks?
Market orders are designed for speed—they execute your trade immediately at the best available price. However, they come with a trade-off: you give up price control, which may lead to unfavourable executions in volatile or illiquid markets. What ...
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 for the same timeframe?
Chart differences across trading platforms are common and stem from how each platform processes and plots tick data—the raw data of individual trades executed on the exchange. These small differences can affect chart precision, especially for ...
How is the average price calculated for Options positions?
At FYERS, the average price for Options trades is calculated using a combination of FIFO (First In, First Out) and intraday adjustment logic to maintain accurate tracking of cost and realized profit/loss. How the average price is computed Intraday ...
How to add a beneficiary on CDSL to transfer securities?
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) and how does it affect trade execution?
Market Price Protection (MPP) is a risk control mechanism used by FYERS to protect you from large price slippages when placing market orders. It ensures your orders aren’t executed at unexpectedly high or low prices, particularly during volatile ...
Why does my available funds change even though the required margin is blocked?
When you place trades in derivatives (Options or Futures), use intraday leverage, or access Margin Trading Facility (MTF), the required margin is blocked up front. However, your available funds may still fluctuate during the trading day, especially ...
Why is my margin requirement showing zero in the order window?
If you see a zero margin requirement while placing an options buy order in FYERS, it's usually because of the premium you’ve already received from selling options. The system intelligently uses this credit to offset the margin requirement for new ...
What happens when there are no buyers or sellers for the order I placed?
If your order isn’t being filled, it’s likely because there are no matching buyers (for your sell order) or sellers (for your buy order) at your specified price or in that security at the time. What actually happens? Your order remains open: It sits ...
How are DP Charges Levied in FYERS?
At FYERS, DP (Depository Participant) charges are applied in a simplified, fixed-cost manner to make trading more predictable and cost-efficient for investors. DP Charges Structure Flat charge: ₹12.5 + 18% GST Basis: Charged per stock (ISIN) per day, ...
What happens to buy and sell orders when a stock hits the upper or lower circuit?
Circuit limits act as speed breakers in stock trading, preventing extreme price volatility by capping how much a stock can move in a single day. When a stock hits either the upper or lower circuit, trading behavior changes dramatically. Upper Circuit ...
How do I update my KYC details through a KRA?
Updating your Know Your Customer (KYC) details with a KYC Registration Agency (KRA) is simple and can be done online. This ensures your investment profile stays compliant and up to date. Step-by-Step Guide to Update KYC via KRA 1. Check your ...
How often is Mark to Market (MTM) assessed in trading?
In trading, MTM (Mark to Market) is typically calculated daily. At the end of each trading day, MTM helps determine the day's profits or losses on open positions. This regular assessment allows traders to effectively monitor and manage their ...
When will the bonus shares reflect in my Demat account?
Bonus shares are additional shares issued by a company to its existing shareholders without any extra cost. They are distributed based on the number of shares already held and typically aim to reward shareholders from accumulated earnings. When are ...
What is Periodic Call Auction?
Periodic call auctions are mechanisms introduced by exchanges to improve price discovery in illiquid stocks — those with very low trading volumes. These auctions occur at specific intervals during the day and are designed to ensure fair and ...
How to file a complaint against a Stock Broker?
How to file a complaint against a Stock Broker? If you have a grievance against a stock broker, there is a structured redressal process to ensure your concerns are addressed effectively. Here’s how you can raise a complaint: Step-by-Step Procedure 1. ...
Can I trade in BSE Derivatives?
Yes, FYERS allows trading in select BSE derivatives including index-based and currency derivative contracts. However, there are certain restrictions and conditions to keep in mind. BSE Index Derivatives What’s available: You can trade in SENSEX and ...
What is short selling?
Short selling is a trading strategy where a trader sells a security they don’t own, expecting the price to drop. The goal is to buy back the security at a lower price and profit from the difference. How does short selling work? In a short sale, you ...
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 to transfer shares using CDSL Easiest via FYERS?
If you wish to transfer shares from your FYERS Demat account to another Demat account, you can conveniently do it using the CDSL Easiest portal. This feature enables off-market share transfers online with your CDSL credentials and doesn’t require ...
Am I eligible for corporate actions if I sell my holdings on the ex-date?
Yes, if you hold shares until the ex-date, you are eligible to receive the applicable corporate actions—such as dividends, bonuses, splits, or rights—even if you sell the shares on that day. How does this work? Corporate action eligibility is ...
How is the buy average calculated for Equity?
The Buy Average helps you understand the average price at which you've acquired shares of a particular stock over time. On FYERS, this value is calculated using the FIFO (First In First Out) method, which is also aligned with tax-reporting norms. ...
Can I trade currency derivatives in BSE at FYERS?
Due to the latest regulatory guidelines, trading in the BSE currency derivatives segment has been temporarily restricted on FYERS platforms. As per RBI’s circular (effective from 5th April 2024), currency futures and options have been placed in ...
Will FYERS square off my positions in case of ‘freak trades’?
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 Exchange Traded Funds (ETF’s)?
Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) offer a low-cost and flexible way to invest in a diversified set of securities. They are similar to Mutual Funds in structure but are traded on exchanges just like regular stocks. What is an ETF? An ETF is a basket of ...
What are VAR+ELM+Adhoc?
When you trade in the equity cash segment on FYERS, certain mandatory margins are applied to safeguard against price volatility and potential loss. These include VAR, ELM, and sometimes Ad hoc margins. Here’s a simple breakdown of what each term ...
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 ...
What is Post-Market and can I place an order during Post-Market?
The post-market session offers a short trading window after the regular market hours. While it's limited in scope, FYERS allows you to place specific types of orders during this period. Here's how it works. What is the Post-Market session? The ...
What is Pre-Market and how can I place the order during that time?
The pre-market session allows investors to place equity orders just before the regular market opens. It’s a short window where you can queue your trades in advance so that they are eligible for early matching once live trading begins. What is the ...
What is the maximum per order limit in FYERS?
To maintain trading risk controls and comply with exchange standards, FYERS has a per order limit of ₹6 crores. If an order exceeds this value, it will be automatically rejected. What happens if I exceed the limit? You’ll receive an error message ...
How can I rollover a contract to avoid physical settlement?
Rollover refers to the process of transferring your position from a near-month expiry contract to a subsequent month's expiry contract, typically done on the expiry day. This allows you to avoid physical settlement and maintain your position for the ...
Why is my order rejected with the message 'Client not allowed to trade in NSE Equity' and how can I resolve it?
If you’re seeing the error message "Client not allowed to trade in NSE Equity" while placing an order, it usually means that your trading permissions for the NSE Equity segment are not active. This can happen for a couple of reasons, and here’s how ...
What is the freeze quantity in currency derivatives set by the exchange?
The freeze quantity is the maximum number of lots that you can place in a single order for currency and cross-currency derivative contracts. This limit is predefined by the exchange to ensure controlled and stable trading activity. Exchange-defined ...
What are the lot sizes in Currency and Cross-Currency Derivatives?
When trading in Currency and Cross-Currency derivatives on FYERS, quantities are entered in lots, not in actual currency units. Each lot corresponds to a fixed number of units of the underlying currency, depending on the contract type. Understanding ...
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