What is the PAYTM futures lot size?

One PAYTM futures contract is 725 shares, a contract value of about Rs 790,322 at the current futures price. Lot sizes are set by NSE and revised periodically.

What is basis in PAYTM futures?

Basis is the difference between the futures price and the spot price. A futures premium usually reflects the cost of carry; a discount can reflect bearish positioning or upcoming dividends. PAYTM basis is shown on this page and changes daily.

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One 97 Communications Limited (Financial Services) — near-month futures price, basis to spot, open interest, contract specs and the PAYTM options picture.

Futures

1,090.10

-0.35%

Spot

1,092.00

Basis

-1.90

-0.17%

Futures OI

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lots

Lot Size

725

Contract Value

₹790,322

PAYTM futures snapshot

One 97 Communications Limited (PAYTM) near-month futures last settled at ₹1,090.10, down 0.35% on the day. Against a spot of ₹1,092.00, the contract is trading at a discount of ₹1.90 (0.17%). A futures premium typically reflects the cost of carry (financing minus dividends); a persistent discount can signal bearish positioning, heavy hedging or an upcoming dividend. One lot is 725 shares, a contract value of about ₹790,322.

PAYTM derivatives snapshot

On the options side, PAYTM's nearest expiry (2026-06-30) shows a put-call ratio of 0.71, max pain at 1,100 and an ATM implied volatility of 43.8%. The heaviest call open interest sits at 1,200 (resistance) and the heaviest put OI at 1,100 (support). See the full PAYTM option chain.

Contract specifications

Exchange & segment	NSE — Equity Futures (F&O)
Sector	Financial Services
Lot size	725 shares
Approx. contract value	₹790,322
Expiry	Monthly (last Thursday) — near, next & far series
Settlement	Cash settled

How PAYTM futures work

A PAYTM futures contract is an agreement to buy or sell 725 PAYTM shares at a set price on a future date. You don't pay the full contract value — only a margin (the exchange's VaR + ELM), which is what gives futures their leverage. Work out the exact figure with the equity margin calculator.

Two ideas matter most: basis (futures minus spot, which converges to zero by expiry) and rollover (moving a position to the next series as expiry nears — heavy rollover with rising OI signals continued interest). Positions are marked-to-market daily, so profit and loss settle into your account each session.

Futures vs options on PAYTM

Futures give linear, leveraged exposure with unlimited profit and loss; options let you define risk (a buyer's loss is capped at the premium) and express views on volatility. Many traders use the PAYTM option chain for the OI walls and sentiment, then trade futures or options around those levels. Size any trade with the position size calculator.

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