Smart Positions: See Every Trade, Clearly

Trading the same contract multiple times a day? Your Positions tab just got a major upgrade.

What’s changing?

Until now, trading in the same contract multiple times had challenges. Your open positions, entry price and P&L would be clubbed into one single position, with no clear way to distinguish your latest trades. The average price and P&L would just keep updating — which made it hard to track how each trade actually performed.

With Smart Positions, every time you re-enter a contract for a new trade, it will start a fresh position. This means cleaner view, visibility on the entry price and better tracking of P&L.

Why this matters

Whether you're scalping, trading momentum, or just entering and exiting throughout the day — it’s hard to know how each round of trades is performing when everything is clubbed together.

Smart Positions solves that:

• Track open and closed trades separately
• Get the true P&L for your current position
• See your exact entry price for every trade round
• Stop doing mental math to figure out the split of your trades

Here’s how it works

• You’ll see at most two positions per contract:
  
• Open Position: This reflects your active trades — with real-time average price, breakeven, and P&L.
• Closed Position: This clubs the P&L of all your completed trades in that contract.
  
• The moment your net open quantity becomes zero, that position is moved to the “closed” section, and your next trade starts fresh.

This experience is now live on both mobile and web.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many positions will be shown for a contract?
At most two — one open, one closed. All closed trades get clubbed together under the same contract. 

Q: Will my intraday averaging still work?
Yes! If you’re averaging within a position, you’ll continue to see the weighted average. Nothing changes there. The new position only starts after a full exit.

Q: What happens if I hold a position overnight?
As per regulations, overnight positions are settled using FIFO (First In, First Out) logic. This might lead to slight variations in P&L between days — but your open/closed tracking remains accurate.

Q: Can I still see how much I’ve made overall in a contract?
Absolutely. Your closed position will club all realized profits or losses so you can track contract-wise performance easily

Q: Where can I see this?
Head to the Positions tab — available on mobile and web. You do not need to separately opt for this feature. If you’ve traded the same contract multiple times, you’ll see two separate positions (open + closed) instead of one.