Trade options on Punch with direct access to strike prices and real-time call/put data. Simple scrolling adjusts lots, and a tap executes trades swiftly.
Your option strike prices are visible on the right side of your screen.
Tap a price to plot the strike line. It appears instantly on your spot chart.
You can plot multiple strikes, pan the chart to view different strikes, and see real-time spot prices for indices and LTP for stocks in the purple pointer box on the right.
For each plotted strike, real-time Call (yellow) and Put (blue) prices appear on the left, placed on the strike line.
Options traders on Punch have a unique order form experience. Tap on Call or Put for the chosen strike price to open the order form.
Use the lot size scroll quantity
Placing a Buy order
Placing a Sell order
Changing Lot Size
Adjust your lot size by simply scrolling the lot size values up or down or using the type function to set your desired lot size.
Punching an Order
After setting up your order, tap the green button at the bottom to Punch the trade. Use the switch to take a sell order.
On Punch you can trade via option chain as well, which you can access via the jump to menu of the particuar scrip.
Widgets on Punch provide key options data directly from NSE.
Our widget tab includes real-time updates on OI, OI change, top traded strikes, VIX, PCR, among other data.
Each widget offers different visualisations. Set your preferred view as the default and change it whenever needed.
Access widgets by swiping in from the top right corner and close them with the “X” button at the bottom.

Switch scrips with a tap, and scroll to access various charts.

Punch offers all NSE indices and stock options with NIFTY as the default., BANKNIFTY, FINNIFTY, and MIDCAPNIFTY — and NSE stock options.
The default scrip upon opening the app for the first time is NIFTY.
To switch scrips, tap the switch icon at the bottom-centre of the screen → choose between Index and stocks → scroll right to left on the carousel to view all the available scrips → tap on a scrip to view its chart.