Can one buy shares from NSE and sell on BSE in intraday/delivery?

[Biker]

Is buying/selling cross exchange possible in intraday/delivery shares?

 

[badarivt]

Yes you can buy and sell at different exchanges. The exchange only brings buyers and sellers together.

 

[trade100]

You cannot buy and sell in intraday in 2 exchanges. If bought from NSE, it has to be sold in NSE itself.

But if you have shares in your demat account, you can sell in exchange of your choice, BSE or NSE. doesn't matter which exchange you initially bought the share

 

[badarivt]

This rule for intraday trading is surprising. Why this limitation?

 

[trade100]

This rule for intraday trading is surprising. Why this limitation?

Exchange is just a medium for share transactions. Shares that go for delivery is the ones that are not squared off by day end. So if you buy from one exchange, other exchange do not know about this. So the bought share has to be squared off in that exchange itself or else exchange will consider this as delivery transaction.

 

[Biker]

Exchange is just a medium for share transactions. Shares that go for delivery is the ones that are not squared off by day end. So if you buy from one exchange, other exchange do not know about this. So the bought share has to be squared off in that exchange itself or else exchange will consider this as delivery transaction.

Thanks trade100 for your explanation.

 

[tradedatrend]

Is buying/selling cross exchange possible in intraday/delivery shares?

Yes you can do it 100% sure.

Those who think it is not possible, they just trade any sample trade, say 5-10 shares of any non-z category shares i.e. reliance / sbi etc, buy on one exchange and sell on another, and if they incur any auction loss / penalty, just come and collect from me