Zerodha on Wednesday flagged a technical issue at the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) that disrupted price updates in the futures and options (F&O) segment across brokers, raising concerns among market participants tracking derivatives prices.
In a post on X, the brokerage said it was experiencing problems with price updates for BSE's F&O segment across brokers and was in touch with the exchange to resolve the issue.
"There is an issue with price updates for the F&O segment across brokers from BSE. We're in touch with the exchange to resolve this at the earliest," Zerodha said in its post.
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There is an issue with price updates for the F&O segment across brokers from BSE. We're in touch with the exchange to resolve this at the earliest. For further updates, please follow our bulletin: https://t.co/ICw8sXONo1
— Zerodha (@zerodha) November 11, 2026
The brokerage also directed customers to its official bulletin page for further updates on the disruption. In a subsequent posted on its bulletin at 2:36 PM, Zerodha confirmed that the issue had been resolved. The initial alert was published at 2:12 PM on November 11, according to the brokerage's bulletin.
The disruption was related to price updates in BSE's derivatives segment and was reported across brokers. However, Zerodha did not specify the technical reason behind the issue or provide details on the number of traders affected.
The disruption raised concerns among derivatives traders, who depend on real-time price updates to track their positions and make informed trading decisions. Delayed price feeds can make it difficult to assess prevailing prices of futures and options contracts, particularly during volatile market conditions.
Zerodha's statement suggested that the issue was not limited to its own platform but affected price feeds across brokers connected to the BSE.
However, the brokerage did not disclose the number of users or contracts affected, when the disruption began, or whether order placement was also impacted.
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This is not the first instance of technical issues involving BSE's trading infrastructure in recent months. On September 10, Zerodha had flagged problems with price updates and order placement across brokers in select BSE futures and options contracts.
The disruption affected certain Sensex options contracts, with traders reporting that some contracts were temporarily unavailable for trading.
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