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FnO Ban List Today – Stay Ahead of the Market

Want to avoid penalties and stay compliant with SEBI regulations? Keep track of the FnO Ban List to make smarter intraday and positional trading decisions. Get the latest list of stocks under F&O ban on the NSE (National Stock Exchange), updated daily before market hours.

Check the Updated F&O Ban List for NSE Stocks

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What is the FnO Ban List?

The Futures and Options (FnO) Ban List includes stocks that have exceeded 95% of the market-wide position limit (MWPL). When a stock is on the ban list:

  • Fresh FnO positions are restricted
  • Traders can only square off existing positions
  • Violations can attract penalties from the exchange

Why is the FnO Ban List Important for Traders?

Traders need to monitor FnO bans daily to avoid:

  • Sudden margin calls
  • Trading restrictions
  • Unwanted SEBI penalties
  • Price volatility risks

Whether you're a day trader or a derivatives expert, staying updated on the FnO ban list today helps protect your capital and optimize your strategy.

How to Trade Smartly with FnO Ban Stocks?

  • Avoid opening new positions in banned stocks
  • Square off existing positions cautiously
  • Track MWPL levels regularly
  • Use our daily updates to stay compliant and confident

Get Real-Time FnO Ban List

Don't wait to get caught unaware. Open a Demat Account with Ventura to get:

  • Daily FnO Ban List in F&O Section
  • Access to MWPL-based analytics

Stay Updated, Trade Smart

Stay tuned on this page to check the FnO Ban List daily, minimize risk, and ensure compliance. Your journey to smart trading starts here.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The NSE (National Stock Exchange) publishes the FnO ban list daily based on MWPL data.

Yes, squaring off existing FnO positions is allowed. Fresh positions are restricted.

If the open interest of a stock crosses 95% of the MWPL, it is put under ban.

SEBI may impose penalties or fines on trades violating the ban.