Description
NSE announces mock trading session for SLBM segment on September 06, 2025 with detailed schedule and guidelines for members.
Summary
NSE will conduct mock trading sessions for the Securities Lending and Borrowing Market (SLBM) on Saturday, September 06, 2025. The session includes trading from both primary site and disaster recovery site, along with live re-login testing to ensure system readiness for Monday trading.
Key Points
- Mock trading date: September 06, 2025
- Two trading sessions: Primary site (11:15-14:15) and DR site (15:15-15:45)
- Live re-login testing from 18:00-18:30
- No new software version release
- Uses NEAT 1.3.3 software version
- No financial obligations from mock trades
Trading Schedule
Session 1 - Primary Site:
- Market open: 11:15
- Contingency start: 12:00
- Contingency end: 13:30
- Market close: 14:15
Session 2 - DR Site:
- Market open: 15:15
- Market close: 15:45
Live Re-login:
- Start time: 18:00
- End time: 18:30
Compliance Requirements
- All SLBM-enabled members are automatically eligible
- Valid and compliant UCC/PAN required (validation skipped during contingency)
- Members using NNF software must manually clear orders
- Participation recommended using all trading software
- Re-login into live environment required for Monday readiness
Technical Guidelines
- Connectivity parameters per circular NSE/MSD/67674 dated April 24, 2025
- Installation guide available on NSE Extranet
- Outstanding orders cleared before each session
- NOTIS application accessible during session 2
- Connect2NSE and Extranet limited availability (04:00-17:00 unavailable)
Important Dates
- Mock trading: September 06, 2025
- Next live trading: September 08, 2025
Impact Assessment
Routine operational activity with medium impact on SLBM members who need to participate for system testing and regulatory compliance. Essential for ensuring smooth trading operations and disaster recovery preparedness.
Impact Justification
Routine mock trading session with operational importance for SLBM members to test systems