Description

NSE will conduct a mock bidding session for eIPO from its Disaster Recovery site on December 20, 2025 to test connectivity and system readiness.

Summary

NSE will conduct a mock bidding session for eIPO from its Disaster Recovery (DR) site on December 20, 2025. Members can participate using the same URL (https://eipo.nseindia.com/) without any configuration changes. The session will test connectivity and DR site functionality using a mock government security (MCKGS) with no real fund or security obligations.

Key Points

  • Mock session scheduled for December 20, 2025 from DR site
  • No changes required at member end for DR site connectivity
  • Same login URL to be used: https://eipo.nseindia.com/
  • Mock security: MCKGS (Mock Govt Security) in GS series
  • Market lot: 10,000 units at Rs. 100 per security
  • Bids placed during mock session carry no real obligations
  • Members encouraged to actively participate to verify connectivity

Regulatory Changes

No regulatory changes. This is a routine disaster recovery testing exercise.

Compliance Requirements

  • Members are requested to actively participate in the mock session to check connectivity
  • No technical or configuration changes required at member end
  • Monitor NSE website (www.nseindia.com) for any new/revised announcements regarding the mock session

Important Dates

  • December 20, 2025: Mock bidding session from DR site
    • Normal Market Open: 12:45 hrs
    • Normal Market Close: 17:00 hrs
    • Order entry available throughout the session

Impact Assessment

Market Impact: None - This is a mock testing session only

Operational Impact: Low - Members can test their disaster recovery connectivity and systems without any real trading obligations. The mock session uses a fictitious government security (MCKGS) and all bids placed will not attract any obligations in terms of funds and securities. This is a routine business continuity exercise to ensure DR site readiness.

Impact Justification

Routine mock testing session for disaster recovery preparedness with no real trading obligations or market impact