Archive · 5 Sep 2025
BSE, NSE to Conduct Mock Trading on Saturday Across Segments
Imagine the stock market is having a practice day!
The BSE and NSE, which are like the big playgrounds where people buy and sell stocks, are holding a 'mock trading' session.
This means they'll pretend to trade in stocks, but it's just for practice.
They'll test out their computers and make sure everything works correctly.
People who use the stock market will also use this as a chance to get familiar with new programs without risking any money.
It's like a dress rehearsal before the real show.
This will happen on Saturday across different types of trading, including stocks and currencies.
BSE and NSE will conduct mock trading sessions.
The sessions will cover equity, equity derivatives, currency derivatives, and commodity derivatives.
The mock trading aims to test trading systems and allow brokers to familiarize themselves with new systems.
BSE will release the new BOLT Pro TWS version 12.03.
Trades in the mock sessions will not have financial obligations.
- Who
- BSE and NSE
- What
- Will hold mock trading sessions.
- When
- Saturday, September 6.
- Where
- Across various segments on the exchanges.
- Why
- To test trading systems and infrastructure.
- Event
- Mock Trading Session
- Date
- Saturday, September 6
- Exchanges
- BSE and National Stock Exchange (NSE)
- Segments
- Equity, Equity Derivatives, Currency Derivatives, Commodity Derivatives
- Purpose
- Test trading systems and infrastructure
- Software Release
- BOLT Pro TWS version 12.03