Description

BSE announces mock trading session for Currency Derivatives segment on August 2, 2025 for testing and familiarization purposes.

Summary

BSE has scheduled a mock trading session for Currency Derivatives segment on Saturday, August 02, 2025. This session is designed for testing and familiarization purposes, allowing trading members to test their systems and applications without any real trading obligations.

Key Points

  • Mock trading session scheduled for Saturday, August 02, 2025
  • Covers Currency Derivatives and Cross Currency Derivatives segments
  • No new BOLT TWS release for this session
  • Trading members can use third-party platforms or in-house systems through IML/ETI APIs
  • Opportunity to test various functionalities including exceptional market conditions
  • No margin, pay-in, or pay-out obligations from mock trades

Regulatory Changes

No regulatory changes. This is a routine testing session in accordance with existing SEBI circular SEBI/HO/MRD1/DSAP/CIR/P/2020/234 dated November 24, 2020.

Compliance Requirements

  • Members may participate in either Mock Trading Session or UAT environment to fulfill regulatory requirements
  • Active participation in mock trading sessions is encouraged
  • Feedback must be provided by 4:30 PM on the same day
  • Members should refer to Exchange Notice No 20201201-22 regarding testing requirements

Important Dates

  • August 02, 2025: Mock trading session date
  • 10:15 AM - 11:00 AM: Log-in window
  • 11:00 AM - 03:30 PM: Continuous trading for Currency and Cross Currency Derivatives
  • 03:40 PM: Trade modification deadline
  • 4:30 PM: Feedback submission deadline

Impact Assessment

Minimal market impact as this is a mock trading session with no real financial obligations. The session serves as a testing opportunity for trading systems and helps ensure system reliability. No actual trades will be settled, and no margins or obligations will be created.

Impact Justification

Routine mock trading session for testing purposes with no real trading obligations or market impact