The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) has introduced a range of digital features across its website and mobile applications to improve access to market information and simplify services for investors and trading members.
A key addition is NSE Market Lens (Beta), a stock discovery and screening platform available on both web and mobile. It enables investors to explore popular stock screens, browse companies by sector and create customised screens using natural-language queries. The system converts these queries into editable screening filters, with results drawn from NSE market data.
The exchange has also introduced AI-assisted summaries of corporate announcements in text and audio formats on its website. The feature is intended to help investors access important company disclosures more conveniently. Another addition is the availability of Option Greeks – Delta, Gamma, Theta and Vega – with minute-wise updates.
NSE has also enabled access to its market data through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing users to interact with compatible AI assistants, including ChatGPT and Claude, through natural-language prompts.
The NSE India mobile application has been redesigned with improved navigation and additional features. These include personalised and shareable watchlists, price alerts, consolidated portfolio tracking across asset classes, family investment tracking, nomination monitoring and portfolio analytics. The app will also provide company announcements relevant to securities held by investors.
For trading members, NSE has launched a dedicated Member Portal app offering analytics and exchange-related information. Its features include Trade Pulse dashboards, Unique Client Code (UCC) metrics with state-wise distribution, details of upcoming regulatory compliances and submissions, connectivity compliance tracking and access to circulars.
Commenting on the initiatives, Viral Mody, Executive Director, NSE, said technology played a vital role in simplifying India’s capital markets and making them more accessible, inclusive and convenient. He said the exchange’s continued digital innovation was aimed at empowering investors and market participants and contributing to the vision of Viksit Bharat.
The latest additions reflect the growing use of artificial intelligence and digital tools in financial markets, with a focus on improving information access, investor awareness and operational convenience for market participants.
