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Option Selling: Premium collected per contract will be lower. Transaction Costs: Trading the same notional value may mean more contracts, potentially affecting total costs. Existing Positions: Be aware of the automatic adjustment for quarterly contracts on Dec 30, 2025.

What are the key implications for traders? Lower Capital Outlay: More affordable contract values enhance accessibility. Better Position Sizing: Allows for finer control over exposure and risk management. Increased Liquidity: Could lead to deeper markets and tighter spreads.

From Jan 2026 Expiries: All new weekly and monthly contracts introduced will use the revised lot sizes. Dec 30, 2025 (EOD) - Adjustment Date: The lot size for existing quarterly contracts (e.g., Mar 2026) will be automatically revised from the old to the new size on this day.

Key dates: Oct 28, 2025 (Effective Date): Any new contract series introduced after this date will have the revised lot sizes. Till Dec 30, 2025: All existing weekly & monthly contracts expiring on or before this date will continue with the old lot sizes.

Here are the revised market lots at a glance: NIFTY 50: 75 → 65 BANKNIFTY: 35 → 30 FINNIFTY: 65 → 60 MIDCPNIFTY: 140 → 120

📢 NSE is announcing new lot sizes Here is everything you need to know about the revisions and what they mean for you.

What are the implications? Currently, Indian retail traders cannot access these daily expiry contracts on NSE IX due to regulatory restrictions. Whether such products will be accessible to retail traders in India in the future remains to be seen.

Why bring in 0DTE daily expiries? Elimination of overnight risk: Since contracts open and close on the same day, all risk is contained intraday, preventing spillover risks into the following day. Efficient hedging: Daily expiries reduce premiums due to low time value, allowing

Immediately after expiry, the next day’s contract will be introduced. On days when weekly or monthly contracts expire, those contracts will also serve as that day’s 0DTE contract, meaning no duplicate contract is issued.

What’s changing from October 13th? NSE IX will be launching daily expiry (0DTE) for Nifty 50 contracts. These contracts will expire daily at 3:30 PM IST.