Shoonya, the digital trading platform of Finvasia, has launched FnO Edge, an advanced options trading toolkit that brings market analysis, strategy building, risk assessment and execution together on a single platform.
FnO Edge is being integrated on Shoonya Pro and will be available free for all Shoonya users.
Powered by ClickTrade, it is designed for manual trading and does not involve algorithmic or automated trading.
Sarvjeet Singh Virk, Co-founder & MD, Shoonya by Finvasia, said in options trading, traders need to understand not just the opportunity, but the risk, the strategy and how a position may behave as markets move.
“FnO Edge brings that perspective together, helping traders approach every trade with greater clarity,” he said.
How it works
The process starts with an advanced option chain that provides real-time data along with implied volatility (IV), volume, filtering and strike comparison. Traders can use these inputs to compare contracts and identify relevant strikes before moving on to strategy construction.
FnO Edge allows traders to assess the impact of changes in the underlying price, implied volatility and time to expiry before deciding whether to proceed.
Once a strategy is finalised, its individual legs can be added to a basket and executed in a single step. Traders can review the combined premium, quantities and risk metrics before placing the order, connecting strategy construction and execution within the same workflow.
Sarvjeet Singh Virk, Co-founder & MD, Shoonya by Finvasia said the objective with FnO Edge is to make advanced options analytics more accessible without putting another layer between traders and their decision-making.
By making the toolkit available to every Shoonya user at no additional cost, it gives them the ability to analyse and structure their trades with greater clarity before execution, he said.
By making the toolkit available to all Shoonya users at no additional cost, the platform is also positioning advanced options analytics as a standard part of the trading experience rather than a separate tool.