General
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. ...
What is a BO ID, and where do I find it?
The BO ID (Beneficiary Owner Identification Number) is my unique 16-digit number linked to my Demat account. This number is assigned by the depository — CDSL in the case of FYERS — and it plays a key role in identifying my account during various ...
How do I register for CDSL Easiest?
Registering for CDSL’s Easiest facility through FYERS allows you to manage my demat transactions like share transfers and buybacks online. Here's how you can register: Step-by-step registration process Navigate to the CDSL website, enter the BO ID ...
Which Scrips Are Tradable or Investable on FYERS Platforms?
At FYERS, we provide access to a wide range of securities listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). However, the tradability of each scrip depends on the exchange series it belongs to. Certain series are fully ...
How do I transfer shares to my FYERS Demat?
If you're moving from another broker or consolidating your holdings under FYERS, you can transfer your shares either offline using a physical form or online via the CDSL Easiest platform. Here's how both methods work. Offline transfer to FYERS To ...
How to Invest in Government and Corporate Bonds (Primary & Secondary)?
How to invest in Government and Corporate Bonds on FYERS (Primary & Secondary) You can invest in Government bonds (G-Secs, T-Bills, SDLs, SGBs) and Corporate bonds/NCDs on FYERS via primary issues (fresh auctions/public issues) and the secondary ...
Can I do BTST in Fyers?
Yes, you can do BTST (Buy Today Sell Tomorrow) trades on FYERS. This means you are allowed to buy shares today and sell them the next trading day, even if the shares haven't yet been credited to your Demat account—subject to specific exchange ...
How Is the Average Price Calculated for Options Positions and the Equity Buy Average in FYERS?
At FYERS, the average price for Options positions and the Buy Average for Equity holdings are calculated using the FIFO (First In, First Out) method. This means when you sell a quantity from multiple buy trades, the earliest buy quantity is ...
What Are Price Bands and Freeze Quantities?
Price bands and freeze quantities are exchange-defined controls that help regulate order prices and quantities. Price bands specify the permitted trading price range for a security, while freeze quantities define the maximum quantity allowed in a ...
Why Can’t I Always Reuse the Option Premium Received?
When you sell an options contract, the premium is usually credited the same day. However, it is not always freely reusable across segments or trade types. Exchange rules and settlement norms can temporarily block or restrict the use of this premium, ...
What is Right issue?
What is a Rights Issue and how does it work for existing shareholders? If you hold shares in a company that announces a Rights Issue, you’ll receive an opportunity to buy additional shares—often at a discounted price. This can be a good way to ...
What Happens at the Upper/Lower Circuits?
Circuit limits act like speed breakers to curb extreme price moves. When a stock hits its daily upper or lower circuit, order matching can change sharply. Market-wide circuit breakers can also pause trading across the exchange and impact your open ...
How Is EOD MTM Calculated for Futures?
End of Day Mark to Market (EOD MTM) is the daily cash settlement of open futures positions at the official settlement price. It ensures that your day’s gains are credited and losses debited so margins reflect current risk. How does EOD MTM work? ...
What Is a Contract Note and When Do You Receive It from FYERS?
At FYERS, a Contract Note (also called an Electronic Contract Note or ECN) is a legally binding confirmation of all trades executed on your behalf on a given trading day. It provides complete transparency and serves as official proof of your ...
What is a Daily Margin Statement?
A Daily Margin Statement is a SEBI-mandated report sent to your registered email every trading day after market close. It helps you monitor your margin status, avoid penalties, and stay trade-ready. What does it include? Margin required for open ...
What is the function of CDSL and NSDL in India?
In India, securities such as stocks, bonds, and mutual fund units are no longer held in physical form. Instead, they are stored electronically in a Demat account, thanks to the country’s two SEBI-regulated depositories: CDSL (Central Depository ...
Who are bulls and bears?
In markets, bulls are optimists who expect prices to rise, and bears are pessimists who expect prices to fall. Understanding these views helps you decide when to buy, hold, hedge, or stay on the sidelines. Bulls – the optimists Bulls believe the ...
What are stock market indices and how do they work?
A stock market index groups selected stocks into one number so you can see the market’s direction quickly. Instead of tracking many shares, one index shows whether that part of the market is generally going up or down. What is a stock market index? ...
What is virtual block?
A virtual block refers to a temporary hold or reservation of funds in your trading account at FYERS. These funds are set aside for pending obligations and cannot be used for new trades until the underlying transaction is settled. Why does a virtual ...