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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is F&O trading?
Futures and options are derivative contracts whose value is based on an underlying asset such as a stock, index or currency. A futures contract obliges both parties to transact on a future date; an option gives the buyer a right without obligation.
What is margin?
Margin is the amount you must deposit to take a derivatives position. It covers potential losses and is set by the exchange based on volatility. Margin requirements can change intraday if volatility increases.
What is expiry?
Every derivative contract has a fixed expiry date after which it ceases to exist. Positions must be closed or allowed to settle by expiry. Index and stock contracts have defined weekly or monthly expiry cycles.
What happens if I don't square off before expiry?
Contracts settle automatically at expiry — in cash for index derivatives, and by physical delivery for stock derivatives that remain in the money. Physical settlement requires you to have the shares or the funds available.
Do I need a separate account for F&O?
No separate account is needed, but derivatives access must be activated on your existing trading account, and income proof is required as part of that activation.
Can I hedge my equity portfolio using derivatives?
Derivatives can be used to hedge existing positions, though hedging carries its own costs and risks and requires an understanding of contract mechanics. TECHTRADE provides the execution platform but does not advise on strategy.
What is the risk in F&O trading?
Derivatives carry a high risk of loss. SEBI studies have found that a large majority of individual traders in the equity derivatives segment incur net losses. Losses in futures can exceed the initial margin deposited.
What is the difference between a call and a put option?
A call option gives the buyer the right to buy the underlying at a set price. A put option gives the right to sell. Buyers pay a premium; sellers receive the premium and take on the corresponding obligation.
What is lot size?
Derivatives trade in fixed quantities called lot, set by the exchange for each underlying. You cannot trade a partial lot. Lot sizes may revised by the exchange.
What is open interest?
Open interest is the total number of outstanding contracts that have not been squared off or settled. It indicates how much capital is committed to a contract and is used alongside price and volume in analysis.
What is the brokerage on F&O trades?
₹5 per executed order or 0.03% of turnover, whichever is lower. Note that STT on options is charged on premium for sold options and differs from the equity segment.
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