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Federal Bank Option Chain
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Analyse with FinAIFederal Bank Option Chain is a live table of every call and put option on Federal Bank shares traded in the F&O segment of NSE. It shows option traders the price, open interest, PCR and Greeks for each strike price.
| Call | Put | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OI/% Change | Call Price | Strike Price PCR (OI) | Put Price | OI/% Change |
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About Federal Bank Option Chain
The Federal Bank option chain lists every call and put option contract on the Federal Bank stock, traded in the F&O segment of NSE. The share last traded at ₹359.70 against a previous close of ₹344.10, as of IST.
A call option gives the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy the underlying at the strike price on expiry; a put option gives the right to sell. The buyer pays a premium, which is the most a buyer can lose, while the seller receives it and needs margin because the seller's loss can be larger. Federal Bank options are physically settled: on expiry, in-the-money stock options that are not closed result in delivery of the shares, as SEBI requires for all stock derivatives.
Federal Bank Options Contract Details
| Underlying | Federal Bank (FEDERALBNK) |
|---|---|
| Exchange | NSE (F&O segment) |
| Contract type | Stock options (OPTSTK) |
| Option types | Call (CE) and Put (PE) |
| Settlement | Physical delivery |
| Trading hours | 9:15 AM to 3:30 PM IST, Monday to Friday |
| Spot price | ₹359.70 |
| Previous close | ₹344.10 |
| Day's range | ₹344.00 – ₹362.00 |
| Sector | Bank |
| Industry | Bank - Private |
See Federal Bank futures for the futures price, expiries and open interest. See the Federal Bank share price for the stock's chart, fundamentals and returns.
Federal Bank Option Chain FAQs
What is the Federal Bank option chain?
The Federal Bank option chain is a table of all Federal Bank call and put option contracts for an expiry, listed by strike price. For each strike it shows the option price, open interest (OI) and its change, and the Greeks, so traders can compare strikes and see where positions are building up.
How do I read the Federal Bank option chain?
Call options are on the left and put options on the right, with strike prices in the middle. The strike closest to the spot price (₹359.70 as of 11 Nov 2026, 03:17 pm IST) is the at-the-money (ATM) strike. Calls below it and puts above it are in the money; the rest are out of the money. Rising open interest at a strike shows new positions being opened there.
What is PCR in the Federal Bank option chain?
PCR (put-call ratio) is the total open interest of put options divided by the total open interest of call options. A PCR above 1 means more puts are open than calls; below 1 means more calls are open. It describes positioning only and is not a price forecast.
Are Federal Bank options cash settled or physically settled?
Federal Bank options are physically settled: on expiry, in-the-money stock options that are not closed result in delivery of the shares, as SEBI requires for all stock derivatives. Options are European style in India, so they can only be exercised on expiry; before that, a position is closed by selling or buying it back.
How can I trade Federal Bank options on Rupeezy?
Open a Rupeezy demat and trading account, activate the F&O segment, and choose the Federal Bank strike and expiry from the option chain in the Rupeezy app or web platform. Buying an option needs the premium; selling (writing) one needs margin. Rupeezy charges a flat ₹20 per executed F&O order.
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