Simplifying Derivatives Trading
Smarter & Simpler way to trade in Future & Options
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Why Choose Us for Futures and Options Trading
Trade futures and options on a SEBI-regulated platform backed by clear margins, reliable tools, and over 40+ years of market experience.
SEBI-regulated
F&O broker
Transparent
Margins & Pricing
40+ Years of
Market Experience
Option Strategy
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Capital Efficiency
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F&O Support
Built to Support Smarter F&O Trading
mastertrust brings together clear margin visibility, fast execution, and professional tools that help you trade futures and options in India with better control.
Options Market Intelligence
Track options chain activity, open interest changes, and activity across strikes and expiries. These insights help you understand market sentiment, fluctuations, and plan option trades with more structure.
Instant Futures Execution
Execute futures trading in India quickly when timing matters. See your margin usage in real time. Clear exposure tracking helps you adjust positions quickly during unpredictable market conditions.
F&O Strategy Planner
See potential profit, loss, and margin impact before placing any trade. Use payoff views to compare different strategies and pick the approach that matches your market view. Turn analysis into action with clarity on how each position supports F&O trading strategies.
Risk & Margin Monitor
Know margin requirements in futures and options trading before placing orders. Real-time margin updates improve capital planning and help traders manage risk responsibly, especially when volatility changes exposure levels during futures and options trading in India.
Trade Futures and Options Easily Using Trading View
See the move, make the move. Analyse and place F&O trades directly from TradingView charts, no screen switching. Keep analysis and action connected throughout your entire trading session.
How Futures & Options Trading Works?
Learn how F&O trading works in India, allowing traders to take positions using contracts, leverage, expiry cycles, and margin rules while managing risk through strategies.
Calls and Puts
Hedging
Speculation
The Difference: Futures vs Options Trading
| Aspect | Futures | Options |
|---|---|---|
| Obligation | Futures trading in India requires settlement of contracts at expiry. | Options give the right to trade without compulsory settlement. |
| Risk Level | Risk can increase significantly if prices move against positions. | Risk is often limited to the premium paid when buying options. |
| Margin Use | Requires margin maintenance based on volatility and exposure levels. | Options buyers usually pay a premium while sellers maintain a margin. |
| Flexibility | Futures provide direct exposure to underlying price movement. | Options allow strategies using volatility, time, and pricing. |
| Common Use | Used for directional exposure to asset price movement. | Used for hedging or structured F&O trading strategies. |
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Commonly Asked Questions
Futures and options trading in India involves derivative contracts based on assets like stocks, indices, commodities, or currencies. Futures create an obligation to buy or sell at expiry, while options give the buyer the right to trade at a fixed price, but no obligations.
F&O trading in India happens on regulated exchanges through SEBI-regulated futures and options brokers. With mastertrust, you activate the F&O segment, select contracts by underlying, expiry, and strike, and place trades using an online futures and options trading platform.
To start futures and options trading in India with mastertrust, open a trading and Demat account, activate the F&O segment with KYC and income proof, fund your account as margin, analyse contracts, and place trades aligned with your risk approach.
In futures trading in India, both parties must settle the contract at expiry, leading to higher leverage and risk. In options trading in India, buyers pay a premium for flexibility, while sellers receive a premium but carry a higher margin and risk exposure.
