Urja Trade
Call-To-Trade, a desktop trading terminal and a mobile trading application — trade in Equities, Derivatives and Commodities.
Three ways to trade
Start trading now and unlock the potential of your investments.
A user friendly Mobile Trading application to trade in different asset classes like Equities, Derivatives, Commodities, Offer for Sale at your convenience anywhere at any time from a single application.
Broker-like trading terminal with live quotes and multi-exchange support.
Personalized dealer-assisted trading for the investor on the move. Call us on the dedicated numbers and our professional dealers will strive to execute your orders on the exchange.
Back office
24*7 browser based back office application which allows you to have your back-office anywhere on the browser with capability to handle multiple markets, market segments in a single user interface.
Reports like Contracts Notes, Ledgers, Holding Statements, Net Positions and much more. Drill-down report facility, Online Payout Request, Long term – Short term Profit and Loss reports, reports exportable in PDF formats.
Access your back office reports like Contracts Notes, Ledgers, Holding Statements, Net Positions on the move. Place a request for Fund and Stock Transfer. Same user id password as of Net Back-Office.
The Urja app is live on Google Play. Please check with the support desk for current iOS availability.
No. The mobile back office uses the same user id and password as the Net Back-Office.
You may call us on any of the dedicated Telephone Numbers and our professional dealers will strive to execute all your required orders on the exchange. They will also offer you necessary feedback on Executed and Pending Orders.
Start your journey
Open your account digitally, or talk to the Urja team for assistance. No sign-up fee.
Same discipline. A brighter tomorrow.
Urja Trade app
Live quotes, charts, orders, positions and holdings — on the same account you use with the dealing desk.
Risk disclosure in the Equity Futures & Options segment aims to inform individual traders about the inherent risks involved in trading these derivative instruments.
Source: SEBI