Four steps, in this order, every time you load it.
Every contract the exchange lists for your index and expiry is pulled fresh, with price, open interest, volume and change.
Narrowed to the six strikes either side of spot in CE and PE — the ones that actually trade — and anything untraded is dropped.
That data goes to Gemini, which ranks the contracts against each other and says what it expects and how sure it is.
Every suggestion is checked back against the contracts we sent. A strike the model invented is thrown away, and the price you see is the exchange's, never the model's.
| Contract | The exact symbol, strike and CE/PE, as the exchange lists it |
|---|---|
| Expiry | Which weekly or monthly expiry the contract belongs to |
| LTP | The last traded price from the exchange feed — our number, not the model's |
| Lot size | So you can work out what one lot actually costs |
| Score | 1 to 10, ranking the shortlist against each other |
| Expected move | A low-to-high range the model reads out of the chain |
| Confidence | High, Medium or Low on that reading |
| Rationale | One line on why the contract is in the list at all |
Three or four contracts per index and expiry, highest score first. Fewer if the chain does not support more.
Monthly
₹599 for 30 days
Prices are set in the platform, so what you see at checkout is authoritative.
AI Options produces market analysis for an educational tool. It is not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any contract, FundedRise is not registered with SEBI as an investment adviser or research analyst, and nothing on the screen places, routes or modifies an order. A model reading an option chain is guessing, and it will be wrong some of the time — including when it says it is confident. Trade your own decisions, and only with money you can afford to lose.
The live option chain from the exchange. For the index and expiry you pick, it takes the six strikes either side of the money in both CE and PE, along with each contract's last traded price, open interest, volume and change, plus the spot level and the time of day. That is the whole input — it does not read news, social media or tips.
No. It is analysis of the chain, produced for study. It is not investment advice, not a recommendation, and it never places an order — you decide what to do with it, and FundedRise is not a SEBI-registered adviser.
Every 4 to 5 minutes during market hours. Everyone looking at the same index and expiry sees the same snapshot, with the time it was produced and the time of the next update shown on screen.
NIFTY 50 and BANK NIFTY on NSE, and SENSEX on BSE. Every weekly and monthly expiry the exchange currently lists is selectable, and the strikes are pulled fresh from the chain rather than from a stored list.
Yes, and it will be. A model reading an option chain is making a probabilistic guess, not a forecast. A strike it never saw in the data is dropped before you see it and the price shown is always the exchange's, but the ranking itself is an opinion and should be treated as one.
A one-time ₹599 for 30 days, paid by UPI, covering all three indices and every expiry. Access starts once the payment is approved, and it does not renew on its own.
No. AI Options is separate from the evaluation programmes — you can hold one, both or neither. If you do have an assessment running, the analysis is something you read alongside it; the trades on that account are still entirely yours to place.
₹599 for 30 days by UPI — all three indices, every expiry. Create an account to get access.