Smart Order Routing FAQs

How can I get my SOR orders squared off?

Please check your order status before you place your orders through SOR. You must square off the exact same amount bought or sold on a specific exchange.

Example: You have placed a SOR to buy 100 shares of Bank stock and these were purchased as follows.

NSE – 40 BSE 60

You can sell 40 shares of NSE shares and 60 shares of BSE in the above scenario.

Important: SOR doesn't check for previous bought/sold quantities. It is possible that shares could be purchased/sold in different quantities once you square off using SOR

What is SOR Routing (SOR Facility)?

What are the benefits of SOR?

Is there an additional charge for SOR?

Are SOR Routings allowed in all segments of the market?

Are SOR allowed in all Order Types?

Is it possible to use the SOR facility while placing After Market Orders, (AMO)?

What happens if I have only one Exchange?

Can I use SOR to place a limit order?

What is the SOR process?

What happens if the exchange rates and quantity are equal?

What happens if the exchange rates are the same?

If an order is placed that exceeds the market depth (all exchanges combined), where will it be sent?

If the amount of the order is greater than the market depth or the initial total quantity, where will the pending orders go?

How is Preferred Exchange chosen?

Will I still be able to place an order for the exchange of my choice after activating SOR?

What happens if I use SOR for intraday buy and sell?