BSE Option Chain

Yes, Sensex options are available for trading on the BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange). These contracts are based on the S&P BSE Sensex index and are actively traded in the derivatives segment.

The BSE Option Chain is a real-time data table that displays all available options contracts for Sensex and other BSE-listed indices, including details like strike prices, premiums, open interest, volume, and implied volatility.

The Sensex Option Chain helps traders analyse call and put options across various strike prices and expiries. By examining open interest and price movement, traders can infer market sentiment, build strategies, and anticipate index movement.

Yes, OI on Sensex options is widely used by traders to gauge market positioning. Rising OI with price movement often signals strong trends, while falling OI may indicate unwinding or reduced conviction.

Sensex options can be traded on the BSE between 9:15 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday to Friday, excluding market holidays.

By tracking changes in open interest and option premiums at different strike prices, you can identify resistance/support levels, detect build-ups, and spot reversal zones—especially near expiry.

The standard lot size for Sensex options contracts is 15 units. However, traders should always check for the most updated lot size with BSE or their broker platform.

While NSE has higher volumes, BSE options—especially Sensex options—can offer more stability and tighter ranges. It depends on your trading style and risk appetite. 5paisa allows you to access both for comparison.

You can explore real-time BSE Option Chain data directly on the 5paisa platform—updated live with key indicators like bid/ask price, OI, and volume.

BSE offers weekly and monthly expiries for Sensex options, allowing both short-term and positional traders to structure their strategies accordingly.