Infosys Option Chain

Infosys option chain is a live table that shows all available call and put option contracts for Infosys, along with strike prices, premiums, open interest, volume, implied volatility, and expiry details. It helps traders compare strikes and understand how the market is positioning itself around the stock.

To read Infosys option chain data, start with the strike price in the middle, then compare call data and put data on either side. The most useful columns are premium, open interest, change in OI, volume, and implied volatility, because together they show where trading interest is concentrated.

PCR is the ratio of put open interest to call open interest, and it is commonly used as a sentiment indicator. In simple terms, a higher PCR can suggest more put positioning, while a lower PCR can suggest more call positioning.

The strike with the highest OI changes during market hours, so it must be checked from the live option chain. In practice, traders often watch the strikes closest to the spot price because those usually attract the strongest open interest.

Max pain is the strike where option writers would theoretically face the least payout at expiry, but it is not a guaranteed outcome. Since it changes as open interest changes, the live option chain is the right place to track it.

That depends on the trader’s view, time horizon, and risk appetite, so there is no universal buy-or-sell answer from the option chain alone. Option chain data can help you see sentiment, but it should be combined with price action, trend, and market context before making a decision.

Infosys options trade in the exchange-defined lot size for the active contract, and that size should be verified from the live contract details before trading. The lot size for Infosys futures is fixed by the exchange and can change when contracts are revised.