NSE IFSC introduces daily expiry zero-day-to-expiry (0DTE) options contracts

NSE IFSC (National Stock Exchange International Financial Services Centre) is the international arm of the National Stock Exchange of India, operating from GIFT City, Gujarat, a special economic zone designed for international financial activities. It enables Indian and global investors to access a diverse range of international financial instruments, including stocks, index derivatives, and other foreign currency-denominated trading products.

NSE IFSC Weekly and Daily Expiry

• Starting October 13, 2025, NSE IFSC has introduced daily expiry (zero-day-to-expiry or 0DTE) options on the Nifty 50 index.
• This structure means a 0DTE option will expire every weekday at 3:30 PM IST, and a fresh contract will be listed immediately after expiry.
• At any given time, five serial weekly expiry contracts remain available for trading, ensuring continuous opportunities.
• If the expiry of a 0DTE contract coincides with an existing weekly or monthly expiry, they are merged to avoid duplicate contracts.

• This approach provides traders and investors with greater flexibility and more frequent opportunities for short-term strategies and precise risk management.

  NSE IFSC's adoption of daily (weekly expiry on every trading day) contracts aligns it with evolving global markets and gives Indian and global participants a modern, flexible trading environment.

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