Some stocks don't support Intraday orders because the exchange itself restricts leverage products on them — usually because the stock is in the Trade-to-Trade (T2T) segment, under ASM/GSM surveillance, or temporarily restricted by the exchange. You can still buy or sell these stocks using a Delivery order.
What is a Trade-to-Trade (T2T) stock?
T2T stocks (the BE series on NSE) can only be settled by compulsory delivery — every buy must result in shares landing in your demat account, and every sell must come from your holdings. Since the exchange doesn't allow same-day square-off on T2T stocks, Rupeezy can't offer Intraday orders on them either. Place a Delivery order instead.
What does the caution message on ASM/GSM stocks mean?
Stocks under the Additional Surveillance Measure (ASM) or Graded Surveillance Measure (GSM) are flagged by the exchange for unusual price movement or volatility. On these stocks, the Rupeezy app shows a caution message before you can confirm the order — this isn't a hard block, just an extra confirmation step so you know the stock is under surveillance.
What if I see "Trading in this scrip is not allowed"?
If the exchange or our risk management team has paused new positions in a stock — for example during a corporate action, extreme volatility, or a compliance freeze — your order is rejected with "Trading in this scrip is not allowed." This can apply to any product, including Delivery, until the restriction is lifted.
Things to keep in mind
- You can always place a Delivery order on a T2T stock — only Intraday orders are blocked.
- An ASM/GSM caution doesn't stop your order; you just need to confirm it.
- A "Trading in this scrip is not allowed" rejection isn't specific to Intraday — it blocks new positions in that stock entirely, for any product, until the exchange or our RMS lifts it.