F&O Ban List

Last updated on 08 Aug 2026 | 07:02 PM

The FNO ban list is a list of stocks that are not allowed to be traded in the FNO segment. This list is updated daily by the exchange.

Stocks in Ban List Today

Security Name
Previous MWPL%
Current MWPL%
Life Insura Corp Of India
179.41%
172.27%
Bandhan Bank Limited
154.91%
159.46%

Possible Entrants in F&O Ban List

Security Name
Previous MWPL%
Current MWPL%
Kaynes Technology Ind Ltd
153.29%
160.78%
Kpit Technologies Limited
150.96%
154.49%
Kalyan Jewellers Ind Ltd
131.64%
146.23%
Indian Renewable Energy
142.24%
139.20%
Lic Housing Finance Ltd
125.56%
129.92%
Inox Wind Limited
120.39%
123.67%
Steel Authority Of India
112.75%
116.33%
Manappuram Finance Ltd
106.52%
110.01%
Canara Bank
107.28%
107.61%
Pg Electroplast Ltd
97.07%
105.71%
Patanjali Foods Limited
102.46%
104.16%
Muthoot Finance Limited
98.92%
102.32%
Nbcc (india) Limited
99.98%
101.94%
Indian Energy Exc Ltd
97.66%
99.15%
Amber Enterprises (i) Ltd
95.78%
98.20%
Bharat Dynamics Limited
91.41%
96.77%
Nmdc Ltd.
93.60%
96.31%
Ambuja Cements Ltd
89.41%
92.20%
Bank Of India
91.19%
89.40%
Crompt Grea Con Elec Ltd
84.97%
88.76%
Rail Vikas Nigam Limited
83.44%
88.42%
Dixon Techno (india) Ltd
85.20%
88.33%
Central Depo Ser (i) Ltd
89.00%
88.03%
Punjab National Bank
84.98%
86.08%
Tata Elxsi Limited
86.69%
85.68%
Waaree Energies Limited
82.98%
84.97%
Oracle Fin Serv Soft Ltd.
80.35%
81.08%

Possible Exits in F&O Ban List

No securities likely to exit ban list.

All Securities

Security NameNo Sort
Previous MWPL%No Sort
Life Insura Corp Of India
179.41%
172.27%
Kaynes Technology Ind Ltd
153.29%
160.78%
Bandhan Bank Limited
154.91%
159.46%
Kpit Technologies Limited
150.96%
154.49%
Kalyan Jewellers Ind Ltd
131.64%
146.23%
Indian Renewable Energy
142.24%
139.20%
Lic Housing Finance Ltd
125.56%
129.92%
Inox Wind Limited
120.39%
123.67%
Steel Authority Of India
112.75%
116.33%
Manappuram Finance Ltd
106.52%
110.01%

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The latest open interest data indicates continued range-bound activity as the highest open interest on the upside remains at 24,700 CE and the highest open interest on the downside remains at 24,600 PE.

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The NIFTY50 closed almost flat on Wednesday amid final-hour pricing volatility. The benchmark index managed to defend the 200-EMA moving average, indicating sustained momentum in the index at higher levels.

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The end-of-hour volatility due to the CAS pricing mechanism persisted for the second consecutive day on Tuesday. However, the index managed to defend the crucial moving averages of 20, 50 and 200 EMAs on a closing basis.

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NIFTY50 touched five-month high levels on Monday after soaring over 200 points on Monday. The last-hour spike took the index above 24,700. On the daily charts, the index continued to maintain above 200 EMA levels, reversing the momentum to bullish for the long term from neutral earlier.

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The 24,000 puts hold the highest open interest, indicating strong support on the downside. Meanwhile, the 24,000 to 24,300 puts show strong open interest concentration, indicating strong downside protection for NIFTY50

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The open interest data for the coming weekly expiry indicates a strong OI buildup on the downside near 24,000 to 24,200 puts.On the long-term charts, a monthly closing above the 24,000 psychological benchmark remains a pivotal milestone to cross for NIFTY50

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The NIFTY50 staged a powerful recovery on Wednesday, surging more than 250 points. The index reclaimed its 20 and 50 EMA levels on both hourly and daily charts, marking a shift in short-term sentiment as bulls regain momentum.

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Asian markets remained under pressure on Wednesday morning as tech stocks extended their decline. The Korean KOSPI plunged 5% to a three-month low, while Japan's Nikkei tumbled over 850 points or 1.3%, dragged down by a selloff in technology shares.

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On the daily charts, the NIFTY50 successfully closed above its 50-day EMA of 23,979, signalling that buyers are slowly regaining strength. However, for a definitive trend confirmation, the index must secure a monthly close above the psychological 24,000 mark, a key level it has struggled to reclaim for four straight months ending in June.

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The options data for tomorrow’s monthly expiry indicates a narrow range of trade between 23,500 and 24,000. On the daily charts, the index also defended a swing low trendline from April 2, indicating a major support zone for the NIFTY50.

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GIFT NIFTY futures were trading 176 points lower at 23,680 levels at 8 am on Friday, indicating a gap-down opening for the NIFTY50. US stock markets closed in the red as investors remain anxious over renewed fears of sticky inflation and excessive AI infrastructure spending by megacap companies.

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Asian markets, however, responded positively to the aggressive AI spending, with semiconductor shares powering a rally in Japan and Korea. The KOSPI surged over 2.3% on Thursday morning, while the Nikkei advanced nearly 1%.

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The NIFTY50 ended Tuesday’s session in the red, shedding 50 points after recovering from its intraday lows. On the hourly charts, the index managed to defend the 50 EMA level, but closed below the 20 EMA, suggesting a lack of buying strength in the closing hours.

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On the daily charts, the index defended the 20-day EMA level for the seventh consecutive session, indicating sustained buying strength near these levels. Additionally, the index also defended the 24,200 level on Monday, which continues to remain a key support zone for NIFTY50.

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On the daily charts, the NIFTY50 defended the 20 EMA levels throughout last week and finally closed above the crucial resistance zone of 24,200-24,250. The bullish momentum could gather more steam if the index manages to close above the 200-day EMA level of 24,427 in the coming week.

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On the daily charts, the index defended the crucial support of the 20-day EMA near the 24,000 zone. The index made an inverted hammer candlestick pattern, suggesting a bearish outlook on Wednesday.

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After Monday’s bounce back from lower levels, the 24,000 puts witnessed strong open interest addition and held the highest open interest, indicating 24,000 as a crucial support level for today’s expiry trade.

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The NIFTY50 closed over 244 points higher on Friday, recouping most of the losses made in Wednesday's trading session. On the hourly charts, the index bounced back above the 20- and 50-day EMAs, indicating a positive crossover in today’s trading session.

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NIFTY50 and SENSEX are likely to open higher today as indicated by GIFT NIFTY and positive movement in the Asian and US markets. Fall in Brent crude oil prices by 4% to trade around $76 per barrel could support the domestic markets today.

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The NIFTY50 witnessed a sharp pullback on Wednesday amid weak external factors. The index erased all the gains made in the last week and this week. The index closed below the hourly 20 and 50 EMA levels and showed signs of a potential negative crossover

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