- Home
- Trade
- Platforms & Services
- Connectivity & User Id
- Types of Connectivity
Types of Connectivity
- Members Homepage
- Become a Member
- Resources for Members
-
Platforms & Services
- NSE Trading Technology
-
Non-NEAT Front End
- Introduction
- Computer to Computer link software (CTCL)
- Internet based Trading (IBT)
- Direct Market Access (DMA)
- Decision Support Tools / Algorithms trading
- Security Trading through Wireless Technology (STWT)
- Smart Order Routing (SOR)
- Empanelled Vendors of the Exchange
- Registration of Foreign Independent Software Vendors
- Test Market Facility
- Connectivity & User Id
-
FAQs
- Overview
- NRI Trading Account
- Margin Collection and Reporting
- Actual Settlement of Funds & Securities
- Rights Entitlement Trading
- Extranet facility
- Access to Markets
-
Continuous Markets
- Direct Connection
- Disaster Recovery (DR 45)
- Limit Price Protection
- NOTIS - Access
- Open Market BuyBack
- Password Policy, Password Reset and Unlocking
- Price Band/ Operating Range flex
- Proprietary Trading
- Self Trade Prevention Check Mechanisms
- Simulated Environment
- Special Pre-Open session
- Test Market Environment for Members
- Trade Drop copy Facility
- Trading Protocols
- UCC/PAN validation in Trading system
- Non Continuous Markets
Types of Connectivity
NSE uses TCP/IP protocol based Wide Area Network facilitating high bandwidth, expansion and scalability.
To provide access to members spread over a wide geographical area, Exchange offers Leased Line Connectivity. Trading Members are required to choose a scenario from the available categories to apply for connectivity.
Updated on: 02/01/2023
