Kill switch in trading apps: what Zerodha, Groww, Dhan, Upstox and 10 other Indian brokers lock, for how long, and whether you can undo it

What a kill switch in a trading app actually does

A kill switch is a self-imposed lock. You switch it on, and the broker stops accepting new orders from you in the segments it covers until a timer runs out. It exists for the moment after a bad trade when you know you should stop and still feel the pull to take one more.

Across the brokers that document one, three questions decide how strong the lock is:

• What it covers. Some lock only F&O and commodity (Groww). Some let you pick segments (Zerodha, Upstox, Kotak Neo). Some lock all trading (FYERS).
• How long it lasts. At least 12 hours at Zerodha and Upstox, after which you switch it back on yourself; until 11:59 PM at Groww, Kotak Neo and Sahi; the rest of the trading day at Dhan and FYERS.
• Whether you can undo it. Zerodha, Upstox, Groww and Sahi give no way to switch it off early, and Kotak Neo has no manual re-enable (it points you to support only for urgent matters). Dhan's FAQ says a second activation on the same day cannot be switched off manually, and FYERS says its Smart Exit version cannot be overridden that day.

What a kill switch usually does not do is close your trades. Most brokers want you to exit open positions and cancel pending orders before the switch will turn on. It is also different from a stop-loss or a daily loss exit, which act on positions. A kill switch acts on you. If revenge trading is the reason you are reading this, how to avoid revenge trading covers the habit side.

Kill switch at 14 Indian brokers, checked 13 Oct 2026

Each cell comes from the broker's own help page, product update, terms or API documentation, opened on 13 October 2026. "Not stated" means the broker's pages we opened do not say. "Not verified" means we found no page on the broker's own site describing a client kill switch; it does not mean the feature is absent.

Broker	Name and where to find it	What it locks	How long	Undo early?	Open positions	Pending orders	By API?
Zerodha	Kill switch (Console, or Kite app: Profile > Segments)	The segments you switch off	Can re-enable only after 12 hours	No, not within 12 hours	Must have none before you switch off	Must have none; triggered GTT, basket and SIP orders get rejected	No kill switch in Kite Connect (staff reply, Aug 2023)
Upstox	Kill Switch (app: Upstox icon > Trading segments)	The segments you pick, e.g. NSE F&O, NSE equity, MCX	Can re-enable after 12 hours	No, 12-hour cooling period	Must be closed first (API docs)	Cancelled automatically	Yes: enable, disable and status endpoints
Groww	Lock F&O Trading, also called Kill Switch (Profile > Settings)	F&O and commodity; stocks and mutual funds stay open	Until 11:59 PM that trading day	No	Must be closed first; Groww says the lock never squares them off	Not stated	Not stated
Dhan	Kill Switch for Over-Trading (Profile > Settings > Trader's Control)	Trading for the current day; segments not listed	Rest of the day; orders again from the next working day	Not after a second activation on the same day	Must be closed first (API docs)	None pending allowed (API docs)	Yes: activate, deactivate and status endpoints
FYERS	Take a Break (Profile > Segments)	All trading segments	Trading resumes the next trading day	Smart Exit version: no; manual toggle: not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Not verified
Kotak Neo	Kill Switch (Profile > Account Details > Segments)	One, several or all segments	Until 11:59 PM; back on at midnight	No manual re-enable; support for urgent matters only	Stay open; exit only through multiple square-off at market	You can still cancel or modify them	Does not apply: Trade APIs and Strategy Bot still place orders
Sahi	Kill Switch (Profile > Kill Switch)	Equity intraday and F&O	Until 11:59 PM; the same blog also mentions shorter periods	No	Squared off at market when you switch it on	Cancelled	Not stated
Angel One	No kill switch found on its pages	Segments can be deactivated only by a support ticket	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Not found
ICICI Direct	No kill switch found on its pages	F&O can be turned off in Settings > Trading preference	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Not found
HDFC Sky	No kill switch found on its pages	Offers a freeze of online access (app, web)	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Not found
Alice Blue	Kill Switch inside 1LY Algos only	Stops your running algo strategy	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Not verified
5paisa	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified
Shoonya	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified
mStock	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified	Not verified

Checked 13 Oct 2026. Rows draw on different pages: Zerodha support article and Kite Connect forum; Upstox help articles 261203 and 261209 plus its developer API page; Groww's 21 Jul 2026 product update; Dhan's support FAQ and DhanHQ v2 docs; FYERS support articles on Take a Break; Kotak's kill switch bulletin and terms; Sahi's 23 Jul 2026 blog; Angel One's segment FAQ; ICICI Direct's F&O FAQ; HDFC Sky's freeze FAQ; Alice Blue's 1LY Algos community post. Menu paths change with app updates.

Sources: [1], [3], [7], [8], [9], [4], [13], [15], [16], [17], [19], [22], [11], [18], [24], [23]

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Kill switch in Zerodha, Groww, Dhan and the other apps, broker by broker

Zerodha

Zerodha launched its Kill switch on 9 June 2021 as part of Nudge, its set of warnings against over-trading. You turn off one or more segments, and once a segment is off you can turn it back on only after 12 hours, using an OTP on Console's segment activation page. A shorter Zerodha product update of 25 November 2025 puts it more loosely: once enabled, "you won't be able to place trades for the rest of the day". The support page's 12-hour rule is the more precise of the two. Zerodha's 2021 post said it was working on a version that triggers itself at a loss level you set; we found no such option on its support pages today.

Groww

Groww has two tools. Lock F&O Trading (Groww also calls it the Kill Switch, launched 21 July 2026) locks F&O and commodity until 11:59 PM, and Groww says the user cannot reverse it. F&O Pause (February 2025) stops F&O too, but you can resume it any time. If you searched "lock F&O trading in Groww", the lock is the one that cannot be undone.

Upstox

Upstox lets you pick segments, asks for an email OTP, and makes you wait 12 hours before re-enabling. Its help page says open orders in the segment are cancelled automatically when you switch it off.

Dhan

Dhan's Kill Switch for Over-Trading sits under Trader's Control. Its FAQ says that if you activate it twice on the same day, it cannot be deactivated manually and stays on until the end of the day. Dhan also links the switch to its P&L Exit, covered below.

FYERS

FYERS calls its version Take a Break. It turns off all trading segments together and needs an OTP. Inside Smart Exit, Take a Break can switch on by itself once your account-level stop-loss or target is hit, and FYERS says it cannot be overridden that day.

Kotak Neo

Kotak Neo blocks the segments you choose until 11:59 PM and turns them back on at midnight. Its bulletin lists clear gaps: orders through Strategy Bot, InstaTrade, Stockcase, Smallcase, SIPIT, Cherry, Nest Trader and Trade APIs still go through, and a session open on another device may keep placing orders until you log out and back in. Its Scalper Pro tool is covered: Kotak says Scalper Pro orders are blocked once you refresh that tab.

Sahi

Sahi's blog says its Kill Switch cancels open orders, squares off every position at market, and blocks equity intraday and F&O until 11:59 PM. The same post also mentions closing "between 30 mins and 1 to 3 hrs", which suggests shorter durations, while its FAQ gives only 11:59 PM. We could not confirm which durations the app offers.

Angel One

We found no kill switch on Angel One's own pages. Its segment FAQ says there is no online option to deactivate a segment; you raise a ticket. Angel One does offer Secure Exit, a total profit and loss trigger, listed in the next table.

Brokers we could not verify

For 5paisa, Shoonya and mStock we found no page on the broker's own site describing a client kill switch. ICICI Direct lets you switch F&O off in Settings, which is a segment deactivation without a stated timer. HDFC Sky's help pages describe freezing online access, a security feature explained further down. Alice Blue's kill switch, as described by its community team, stops strategies running on its 1LY Algos platform. Check these apps yourself before relying on any of them.

How to turn on the kill switch, app by app

1. 1

   Zerodha (Kite app)

   Tap your user ID > Profile > Segments, tap the toggle for the segment, then Continue. Zerodha says the segment turns off within 5 minutes. On the web: account.zerodha.com > Kill switch > toggle > Apply changes > Confirm.

2. 2

   Groww

   Profile > Settings > Lock F&O Trading. Read the screen, which says the lock runs until 11:59 PM and cannot be reversed, then use Slide to lock.

3. 3

   Upstox (app)

   Tap the Upstox icon (top left) > Trading segments > Kill Switch, choose the segment, Save Changes, tap I understand, then enter the 6-digit OTP sent to your email.

4. 4

   Dhan

   App: Profile > Settings > Trader's Control > Kill Switch for Over-Trading > Activate Kill Switch. Web: web.dhan.co > Money > Trader's Control, same steps.

5. 5

   FYERS

   Profile > Segments tab > Take a Break toggle, then confirm with the OTP. For the automatic version: Portfolio > Positions > Smart Exit, set a stop-loss or target, enable Take a Break and confirm with OTP.

6. 6

   Kotak Neo

   Profile > Account Details > Segments > Kill Switch > Manage. Pick one, several or all segments, tap Disable Segments and confirm. Then log out of other devices and log back in.

7. 7

   Sahi

   Profile > Kill Switch. Sahi says this squares off open positions at market, so exit at your own price first if that matters to you.

Daily loss exits that can also lock you out

Some brokers pair the kill switch with a profit and loss trigger, so the lock can switch on at your loss number without you pressing anything. Each row is from the broker's own page, checked 13 October 2026.

Broker	Feature	What triggers it	What it does	Also blocks new orders?	How long it stays set
Dhan	P&L Exit	Your maximum profit or maximum loss on all intraday positions for the day	Exits at market price; Delivery and MTF positions are not exited	Yes, if you activate Kill Switch while setting it	Valid for the day until the commodity market is open
FYERS	Smart Exit with Take a Break	Account-level P&L stop-loss or target	Exit, or alert only, as you choose	Yes, for the rest of the day, if every eligible position is selected	Take a Break resets the next trading day; Smart Exit stays until you turn it off
Sahi	P&L Protect	Total P&L reaches your P&L Stop or profit target; the stop can trail	Squares off all open positions at market and cancels open orders	Can engage the Kill Switch after it triggers, depending on settings	Set fresh each trading day
Groww	Safe Exit (Limit loss, Protect profit)	F&O losses cross your amount, or profit falls back to your level	Exits F&O positions and cancels related open orders	Not stated; Lock F&O Trading is separate	Valid till the end of the day
Angel One	Secure Exit	Total gain or total loss on intraday equity and F&O positions	Squares off all open positions and cancels pending orders	Not stated	Can be edited or removed any time
Upstox	P&L Alerts and Automatic Square-Off	Combined profit or loss of the positions you select	Alert only, or alert and square off	Not stated	Not stated
Zerodha	No loss-based trigger found on its support pages	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable	Not applicable

Checked 13 Oct 2026. Dhan and Sahi say these exits go out as market orders, so the loss you end with can be larger than the number you set; Dhan says the gap can be bigger in volatile markets, and Upstox says execution depends on market conditions and liquidity. The Groww, FYERS and Angel One pages we opened do not state the order type. Upstox's row is from a post by its product team on the Upstox community forum (21 Jan 2026).

Sources: [14], [17], [22], [5], [12], [10], [2]

Kill switch, P&L exit or account freeze: which tool is for what

These features get mixed up in search results, and each one answers a different moment:

1. You have decided to stop for the day. That is the kill switch. You press it while your head is still clear, and it holds even when the urge comes back.
2. You want the stop to happen at a loss number, whether or not you are watching. That is a daily loss exit. At Dhan, FYERS and Sahi it can also switch the lock on, so a loss cap closes the day instead of just closing the trades.
3. You think someone else is using your account, or your phone is lost. That is a freeze of online access, and NSE members were to offer it from 1 July 2024 under SEBI's circular SEBI/HO/MIRSD/POD-1/P/CIR/2024/4 (12 January 2024). NSE's framework (NSE/INSP/61529, 8 April 2024) says a request made during trading hours must be acted on within 15 minutes, pending orders are cancelled, details of open positions must reach you within one hour, and access comes back only after the broker validates your request. Kotak's help page draws the same line: kill switch for a break, freeze for suspected fraud or a stolen device.
4. You never want to trade F&O again. That is deactivating the segment, which at Angel One means a support ticket and at ICICI Direct a toggle under Trading preference.
5. None of these suits you, or your broker has none. A written rule works at every broker: a loss number for the day and a time after which you stop. It has no lock, so on its own it relies on you keeping to it.

For how loss exits compare in more detail, see the guide on P&L based exits and loss limits.

“The kill switch is an emergency function and the last level of defence against any Algorithm malfunction.”

Kill switch rules and launches we could date

1. 30 Apr 2015

   NSE adds a kill switch to its NEAT trading terminal

   NSE/CMTR/29601: a trading member level switch (for the member's corporate manager) and a user level switch, each cancelling all outstanding orders except pre-open and call auction orders. This is the broker's tool at the exchange, not a client feature.

   Source: [31]

2. 9 Jun 2021

   Zerodha launches Kill Switch

   Added as a Nudge; segments can be re-enabled only after 12 hours.

   Source: [2]

3. 12 Jan 2024

   SEBI orders a freeze facility for trading accounts

   SEBI/HO/MIRSD/POD-1/P/CIR/2024/4, for freezing online access on account of suspicious activities. NSE enclosed it with NSE/INSP/60277 on 16 Jan 2024.

   Source: [32]

4. 8 Apr 2024

   NSE sets the freeze timelines

   NSE/INSP/61529: freeze within 15 minutes during trading hours, cancel pending orders, share open-position details within one hour.

   Source: [33]

5. 1 Jul 2024

   Freeze facility due at all NSE members

   NSE/INSP/62822 (5 Jul 2024) records that members were to offer it with effect from 1 July 2024.

   Source: [34]

6. 4 Feb 2025

   SEBI's retail algo circular

   SEBI/HO/MIRSD/MIRSD-PoD/P/CIR/2025/0000013: exchanges keep the ability to use the kill switch for orders from a particular algo ID. As issued, it was to apply from 1 August 2025.

   Source: [25]

7. 19 Feb 2025

   Groww launches F&O Pause

   A reversible pause on F&O trading; positions must be squared off first.

   Source: [6]

8. 29 Apr 2025

   NSE consolidates its rules for broker trading systems

   NSE/MSD/67753: broker algo systems must have pre-defined parameters for an automatic stoppage if an algo runs into a loop or a runaway situation.

   Source: [30]

9. 5 May 2025

   NSE's implementation standards for retail algos

   NSE/INVG/67858: threshold of not more than 10 orders per second per exchange or segment; exchanges have the authority to kill any rogue algo impacting the market.

   Source: [29]

10. 30 Sep 2025

    SEBI sets the final date for the algo framework

    SEBI/HO/MIRSD/MIRSD-PoD/P/CIR/2025/132: records that the 1 August 2025 start had been moved to 1 October 2025 (circular of 29 July 2025), gives brokers a glide path, and makes the framework applicable to all brokers from 1 April 2026.

    Source: [26]

11. 21 Jul 2026

    Groww launches Lock F&O Trading

    Locks F&O and commodity until 11:59 PM; cannot be reversed by the user.

    Source: [4]

Kill switch for algo and API traders

The word means two different things in Indian rules, and API traders need both.

At the exchange, it is aimed at a misbehaving algo. SEBI's February 2025 circular says exchanges shall "continue to have the ability to use the kill switch for orders emanating from a particular algo id", and its footnote describes the kill switch as something expected to halt trading automatically on pre-defined conditions. NSE's implementation standards add that exchanges can kill any rogue algo that is impacting the market. After two extensions, SEBI made this framework applicable to all brokers from 1 April 2026. In plain terms, this protects the market from a broken program. It is not a button for a trader's bad day.

At the broker, the rules ask for automatic limits. NSE's consolidated circular for broker trading systems lists risk controls that algo orders must pass, including price and quantity checks, a cumulative open order value check per client, position and trading limits set by the broker, and no algo orders placed as market orders. It also requires pre-defined parameters for an automatic stoppage when an algo loops or runs away. We found no SEBI or NSE text requiring brokers to give retail clients a self-service kill switch; the brokers that offer one do so as their own feature.

Whether your broker's kill switch reaches API orders differs a lot:

• Dhan documents API calls to activate, deactivate and check the kill switch, and its P&L exit API takes an enableKillSwitch flag.
• Upstox documents an API to enable or disable segments and a status API. After calling it, you must regenerate your access token for the switch to take effect, and if one segment in a request fails, none are updated.
• Zerodha staff said on the Kite Connect forum in August 2023 that the kill switch is a back office function and Kite Connect offers only trading platform capabilities, so you switch it on in Console or the Kite app.
• Kotak Neo says its kill switch does not stop orders sent through Trade APIs or Strategy Bot. If you trade by API there, the app switch is no safety net.
• FYERS documents Take a Break for its app and web platform; we did not find it in API documentation we could verify.

Static IPs for API orders have their own guide: static IP for algo trading.

Limits to build into your own algo before it goes live

• A maximum loss for the day, checked before every new order

  When realised plus open loss reaches it, stop sending orders and alert yourself. Don't rely on noticing it on a screen.

• A maximum number of orders per day and per second

  NSE's May 2025 standards set the registration-free threshold at 10 orders per second per exchange or segment (exchanges can change it after notice), and your broker can set a lower limit for you. Stay well under both.

• A cap on position size per instrument and on open positions

  Your broker's system will reject orders beyond its position and exposure limits, but your own cap should bite first.

• Limit prices on every order

  NSE's control list for broker systems says algo orders shall not go to the exchange as market orders, so price each one.

• A stop for loops and repeated rejections

  Count executed, unexecuted and unconfirmed orders before releasing more, the same test NSE asks of broker systems, and halt after a run of rejections.

• Know where your broker's switch is

  Dhan and Upstox: by API. Zerodha: Console or Kite app only. Kotak Neo: the app switch does not cover Trade API orders.

• Confirm the switch actually took effect

  Call the status endpoint after activating it (Dhan and Upstox both have one). On Upstox, regenerate the access token.

• Log every stop with time and reason

  A one-line record of why the algo stopped is what you review the next morning.

After the lock: finding the pattern that made you reach for it

A kill switch stops orders. It cannot tell you why the day went the way it did, or whether this was the third time this month. That part is a review, and it works best the same evening while the details are fresh:

1. Write down the time you switched it on and the trade just before.
2. Note what you felt on that trade and on the one before it: anger, fear of missing out, the wish to win it back.
3. Ask whether the last two or three trades followed your plan, or were bigger or faster than usual.
4. Record the day's loss next to the limit you had set, if you had one.
5. Look back over a few weeks: same weekday, same time of day, same setup?

OneTradeJournal is a manual trading journal built for Indian F&O traders, and it is set up for this kind of review. You log each trade by hand, with entry and exit emotions, impulse reason, plan deviation and mistakes. It flags patterns such as revenge trading, size spikes and overtrading; these flags are heuristics, not diagnoses. Its pre-trade checklist warns you from your own history, for example when you have already hit your logged loss limit for the day. It warns only. It cannot block an order or switch on your broker's kill switch, and it does not connect to any broker. You can try the free revenge trading detector, or build your own list with the pre-trade checklist guide. How a journal differs from a dedicated kill switch tool is covered in OneTradeJournal vs KillSwitch.

Kill switch questions traders ask

What is the kill switch meaning in trading?+

For a retail trader, it is a setting in your broker's app that blocks you from placing new orders in some or all segments for a set time, such as 12 hours or until 11:59 PM. At the exchange, the same word also means a tool to halt orders from a malfunctioning algo or cancel a broker's outstanding orders.

Can I undo the kill switch in Groww?+

Not for Lock F&O Trading. Groww says the lock cannot be disabled or reversed by the user and lasts until 11:59 PM that trading day. Its separate F&O Pause can be resumed any time.

Does the kill switch in Zerodha close my positions?+

Zerodha's page does not describe closing them for you. It asks you to make sure you have no open orders or positions before you disable a segment. Once disabled, the segment can be re-enabled only after 12 hours.

Is there a kill switch in Angel One?+

We found none on Angel One's own pages as of 13 October 2026. Its segment FAQ says segments can be deactivated only by raising a ticket. It does offer Secure Exit, which squares off intraday equity and F&O positions at total profit or loss triggers you set.

How long does the Upstox kill switch last?+

Upstox's help pages and API documentation both say you can re-enable a segment 12 hours after you disabled it.

Does a broker kill switch stop my API or algo orders?+

It depends on the broker. Dhan and Upstox let you trigger it by API. Kotak Neo says its kill switch does not block Trade API or Strategy Bot orders. Build your own daily loss and order limits into the algo either way.

Sources

Every figure on this page comes from one of these. Each was checked on the date shown.

1. [1]Zerodha support: What is Kill switch? · checked 13 Oct 2026
2. [2]Zerodha Z-Connect: Introducing Kill Switch, 9 Jun 2021 · checked 13 Oct 2026
3. [3]Kite Connect developer forum: Kill switch (staff reply, Aug 2023) · checked 13 Oct 2026
4. [4]Groww product update: Lock F&O Trading, a Kill Switch, 21 Jul 2026 · checked 13 Oct 2026
5. [5]Groww blog: F&O Risk Management on Groww, 6 Oct 2026 · checked 13 Oct 2026
6. [6]Groww blog: New Feature Alert, F&O Pause on Groww, 19 Feb 2025 · checked 13 Oct 2026
7. [7]Upstox help: How to disable a segment from the Upstox App using Kill Switch · checked 13 Oct 2026
8. [8]Upstox help: How to disable a segment using Kill Switch when you have open orders · checked 13 Oct 2026
9. [9]Upstox Developer API: Kill Switch · checked 13 Oct 2026
10. [10]Upstox community (Upstox product team): P&L Alerts with Automatic Square-Off, 21 Jan 2026 · checked 13 Oct 2026
11. [11]Angel One support: Segment Activation (How can I deactivate a segment?) · checked 13 Oct 2026
12. [12]Angel One product update: Set Your Exit Triggers Now (Secure Exit), updated 3 Oct 2025 · checked 13 Oct 2026
13. [13]Dhan support: How can I activate the Kill Switch? · checked 13 Oct 2026
14. [14]Dhan support: How does Set P&L Exit work? · checked 13 Oct 2026
15. [15]DhanHQ API v2 docs: Trader's Control · checked 13 Oct 2026
16. [16]FYERS support: How to Enable the Take a Break Feature at FYERS? · checked 13 Oct 2026
17. [17]FYERS support: What Is Take a Break in Smart Exit on FYERS? (updated 23 Jun 2026) · checked 13 Oct 2026
18. [18]ICICI Direct FAQ: Can I deactivate F&O trading if I no longer want to use it? · checked 13 Oct 2026
19. [19]Kotak Neo bulletin: Introducing Kill Switch on Kotak Neo · checked 13 Oct 2026
20. [20]Kotak Securities: Terms and Conditions, Kill Switch Feature · checked 13 Oct 2026
21. [21]Kotak Neo support: Difference between freezing the account and using the Kill Switch · checked 13 Oct 2026
22. [22]Sahi blog: How to Trade with Discipline on Sahi, 23 Jul 2026 (updated 24 Jul 2026) · checked 13 Oct 2026
23. [23]Alice Blue community (admin post): Got a Trading Strategy? Let 1LY Algos Run It, 18 Aug 2026 · checked 13 Oct 2026
24. [24]HDFC Sky support: How can I request to freeze my trading account online access? · checked 13 Oct 2026
25. [25]SEBI circular SEBI/HO/MIRSD/MIRSD-PoD/P/CIR/2025/0000013, Safer participation of retail investors in Algorithmic trading, 4 Feb 2025 (NSE enclosed the same text with NSE/INVG/66524, 5 Feb 2025) · checked 13 Oct 2026
26. [26]SEBI circular SEBI/HO/MIRSD/MIRSD-PoD/P/CIR/2025/132, Extension of timeline for implementation of the 4 Feb 2025 algo circular, 30 Sep 2025 · checked 13 Oct 2026
27. [27]Zerodha Z-Connect product update: Take break from trading using Kill Switch, 25 Nov 2025 · checked 13 Oct 2026
28. [28]Kotak Neo support: Can I place orders through Scalper Pro if the Kill Switch is activated? · checked 13 Oct 2026
29. [29]NSE circular NSE/INVG/67858, implementation standards for safer participation of retail investors in algorithmic trading, 5 May 2025 · checked 13 Oct 2026
30. [30]NSE circular NSE/MSD/67753, Consolidated Circular for Non-Neat Frontend (NNF) Facility, 29 Apr 2025 · checked 13 Oct 2026
31. [31]NSE circular NSE/CMTR/29601, mock trading and new NEAT CM version with Kill Switch, 30 Apr 2015 · checked 13 Oct 2026
32. [32]NSE circular NSE/INSP/60277 enclosing SEBI/HO/MIRSD/POD-1/P/CIR/2024/4 (12 Jan 2024), voluntary freezing of trading accounts, 16 Jan 2024 · checked 13 Oct 2026
33. [33]NSE circular NSE/INSP/61529, framework for voluntary freezing of online access, 8 Apr 2024 · checked 13 Oct 2026
34. [34]NSE circular NSE/INSP/62822, facility of voluntary freezing of trading accounts, 5 Jul 2024 · checked 13 Oct 2026