What you can do here
The switcher applies market scope and keeps the chosen market through the current session. Every sign-in resets the choice to NSE, so confirm the header after logging in. Explicit exchange parameters in a URL can take precedence over a saved choice, so inspect the resulting header and page after navigation. Coverage and latest imported dates can differ between markets; switching does not create missing data.
- Set the intended market before interpreting symbols, reports or session dates.
- Recognise that F&O changes the navigation and instrument context rather than merely recolouring equity data.
A look inside Market Switch: NSE, BSE & F&O
From numbers to understanding
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NSE and BSE are distinct equity scopes with different security identifiers and coverage.
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F&O opens derivatives navigation with underlying, expiry and contract controls.
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A saved market preference and an explicit URL exchange can disagree; the rendered scope must be checked.
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The header's market/session label is context, not proof that every panel or specialist report has the same date.
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The choice is session-scoped and resets to NSE at each sign-in.
EQUITY TO DERIVATIVES
Illustrative walkthroughIllustrative workflow: choose F&O, then select RELIANCE in the derivatives underlying controls and choose an expiry. A previously open equity RELIANCE chart is not automatically an exact RELIANCE futures contract.
Try it, one step at a time
Use these checkboxes as a reading checklist. They do not perform actions in Prime.
What this does not tell you
Switching is a scope action. Data availability and successful preference persistence are not guaranteed by the presence of the selector, and the saved choice does not survive a new sign-in.
Analysis, not advice. Past performance does not predict future results. Examples are illustrative; prices, scores and counts may have changed.
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