SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited

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SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited Option Chain Analysis

2026-09-292026-10-272026-11-23
Total CE OI
86.3 L
Total PE OI
62.0 L
PCR
0.72Bearish
CE OIChgVolIVLTPStrikeLTPIVVolChgPE OI
8000%520%-6K43K
8000%540%092K
28K0%560%+3K1.8 L
1.2 L0%570%-22K2.1 L
80K0%580%+52K4.2 L
10K0%590%+17K2.3 L
71K-5K%600%+1.9 L7.8 L
1.2 L-2K%610%-12K3.2 L
3.0 L-2K%620%-8005.2 L
1.6 L-2K%630%-80K3.1 L
3.5 L-38K%640%+2K6.8 L
9.5 L-1.0 L%650%+7K8.4 L
7.5 L+6K%660%+1.8 L5.5 L
7.2 L-46K%670%+1.0 L3.2 L
5.2 L+32K%680%+14K1.3 L
3.2 L+13K%690%+28K50K
15.5 L-63K%700ATM%+11K3.2 L
2.9 L-6K%710%+2K10K
5.3 L-14K%720%-8K90K
3.6 L-15K%730%+8006K
6.5 L+1.7 L%740%-8003K
00%750%+800800
7.4 L+65K%760%+80098K

Bold CE OI = highest call writing (resistance). Bold PE OI = highest put writing (support). ATM = at-the-money.

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Key Strike Levels

The highest open‑interest (OI) for calls sits at the 340 ₹ strike with 340 contracts, acting as a near‑term resistance. The same 340 ₹ strike also carries the largest put OI, establishing a strong support point. Combined, these concentrations suggest an implied trading range roughly between 340 ₹ and 340 ₹, tightly framing the underlying at 658.25 ₹.

OI Buildup Activity

Fresh OI adds are evident at the 740 ₹ call (740 contracts, +1,67,200 ₹) and 760 ₹ call (64,800 ₹), indicating new bullish speculation above the spot. On the put side, the 600 ₹ strike has amassed 1,92,000 ₹ of OI, followed by 660 ₹ (1,79,200 ₹) and 670 ₹ (1,08,800 ₹), reflecting increased downside hedging. The pattern of OI accumulation points to writers positioning around these strikes to collect premium while managing risk.

Volatility Read

The at‑the‑money implied volatility (IV) stands at 23.1 %, indicating moderate price expectations for the September expiry. The volatility skew is bearish, meaning out‑of‑the‑money puts are priced relatively higher than calls.

Key OI Levels

The strikes with the highest open interest are 340 ₹ for both calls and puts.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the highest call OI strike for SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited today?
The strike with highest call (CE) open interest for SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited is ₹700 for the 2026-09-29 expiry. This acts as a key resistance level since call writers will defend this strike aggressively near expiry.
What is the highest put OI strike for SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited today?
The strike with highest put (PE) open interest for SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited is ₹650 for the 2026-09-29 expiry. This acts as a key support level — put writers will tend to defend this level near expiry.
What does OI buildup in SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited options mean?
Open Interest (OI) buildup in SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited options shows how many net new contracts are being created at each strike. Rising OI at a strike means fresh positions (writers or buyers). Rising OI with rising price = long buildup (bullish); rising OI with falling price = short buildup (bearish).
When does SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited options expire?
SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited options have their nearest expiry on 2026-09-29. NSE F&O stocks have monthly expiry contracts — typically the last Tuesday of each month. MarketNetra shows data for the nearest two expiries.
How to read SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited option chain?
The SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited option chain shows calls (CE) on the left and puts (PE) on the right for each strike price. Key columns: OI (total open contracts), OI Change (new positions today), Volume (today's trades), IV (implied volatility — higher = more uncertainty), and LTP (last traded price). The ATM (at-the-money) strike is highlighted in blue.