WealthOrbit is an AI-powered financial intelligence platform that provides real-time market data, IPO tracking with GMP, mutual fund analysis, stock screening, crypto prices, and AI-driven insights for Indian investors.

Yes, WealthOrbit offers a free plan with basic market data, a 5-stock watchlist, and 2 AI queries per day. Premium plans start at ₹199/month for advanced features.

Does WealthOrbit provide financial advice?

No. WealthOrbit provides market data and AI-generated analysis for informational and educational purposes only. It is not a SEBI-registered investment advisor and does not provide financial advice.

GMP (Grey Market Premium) is the unofficial premium at which IPO shares trade before listing. It is sourced from grey market estimates and is not a reliable indicator of listing performance.

What markets does WealthOrbit cover?

WealthOrbit covers Indian markets (NSE, BSE) including stocks, IPOs, mutual funds, and ETFs. It also provides global indices, cryptocurrency data, commodities (gold, silver, oil), and forex rates.

Is the options screener free?

Yes — the screener is completely free with no login required for NIFTY 50, Bank Nifty, Fin Nifty and Midcap Nifty. Stock F&O screening (RELIANCE, HDFC Bank, etc.) requires a Pro+ account.

How does the screener filter options?

You set your criteria (symbol, type, moneyness, IV, OI, volume, OI change), click Run Screen , and the tool scans every strike across the current expiry chain and returns matching contracts sorted by your chosen metric.

Which symbols can I screen?

You can filter by symbol: NIFTY, BANKNIFTY, FINNIFTY and MIDCPNIFTY . Select All to scan across all four indices at once — useful for finding unusual moves in any NIFTY-family instrument.

Can I filter by option type?

Yes. Pick CE (Calls only), PE (Puts only), or Both . Bullish traders often screen only CE; bearish traders screen only PE; neutral strategists look at both.

What is the moneyness filter?

The moneyness filter narrows results to ITM (in-the-money), ATM (at-the-money), OTM (out-of-the-money) or All . Each has different Greeks, liquidity and risk profiles.

How does the IV range filter work?

Set a minimum and maximum Implied Volatility (e.g., IV between 18% and 30%). Only strikes with IV in that band are returned. Useful for finding high-IV sell candidates or low-IV buy candidates.

How does the OI range filter work?

Set a minimum and maximum Open Interest in lots or contracts. A minimum OI of 50,000+ filters out thinly traded strikes and ensures you only see liquid contracts with tight spreads.

How does the volume filter work?

Set a minimum daily volume to exclude illiquid strikes. Intraday traders typically want volume > 10,000, while positional traders can use > 1,000. Higher volume = easier entry/exit.

What does the OI change filter do?

OI Change filter highlights strikes with significant OI buildup or unwinding. Positive = fresh positions added; negative = positions closed. Use it to spot smart-money accumulation in real time.

What sorting options are available?

Sort results by Volume, Open Interest, Implied Volatility, OI Change or Premium (LTP) . Sorting by Volume surfaces the day's most-traded strikes; sorting by OI Change finds today's action.

How many results can I show?

You can limit results to 20, 50, 100 or 200 rows. Start with 20 for a quick top-of-list view and expand to 100–200 for deeper analysis or bulk exports.

How do I run a screen?

Set your filters in the sidebar (symbol, type, IV, OI, etc.), click the Run Screen button, and the results table populates instantly. Toggle columns, sort, or export to CSV for further analysis.

How do I interpret the results?

Each row shows symbol, expiry, strike, type, LTP, volume, OI, IV, OI change and Greeks. Focus on the columns that matter for your view: sellers look at IV + OI; buyers look at volume + OI change + OI buildup patterns.

Can I export screener results to CSV?

Yes. Click Export CSV to download the current result set as a spreadsheet. All columns — strike, LTP, volume, OI, IV, Greeks — are included, ready for analysis in Excel or Google Sheets.

Can I save a screen configuration?

Currently saving named screens is not available — since there's no account/login. But your filter state is preserved in the URL, so bookmark the page to re-run the same screen later.

How do I screen for high IV options?

Set IV ≥ 30% (or higher for volatile markets), minimum volume 5,000, and sort by IV descending. These are prime option selling candidates — collect rich premium from stretched volatility.

How do I find unusual volume strikes?

Sort by Volume descending with minimum OI > 50,000. Strikes with abnormally high volume relative to OI often indicate fresh institutional positioning — worth investigating.

How do I find high OI strikes?

Sort by OI descending , filter by symbol and type. The top OI strikes on the Call side above spot act as resistance; on the Put side below spot, they act as support.

How do I screen for ATM Calls?

Set moneyness = ATM , type = CE , symbol = NIFTY. You'll see only the at-the-money call strikes across all expiries — useful for gamma trades and straddle components.

How do I find OTM Puts with high volume?

Set moneyness = OTM , type = PE , minimum volume = 10,000, sort by Volume. This finds OTM puts being actively traded — often protective hedges or bearish bets.

How do I screen for option selling candidates?

Filter: IV > 25%, OI > 1 lakh, moneyness OTM, volume > 5,000 , sort by IV descending. These are liquid, rich-premium strikes ideal for credit spreads and short strangles.

How do I screen for option buying candidates?

Filter: IV 10,000 , sort by OI Change descending. Low IV + fresh OI buildup = cheap options with directional interest forming.

How do I screen for earnings plays?

Pre-results: filter IV > 30%, volume > 5,000 on the earnings stock (Pro+). Post-results: filter IV percentile to catch IV crush opportunities. NIFTY screener works similarly around Budget or RBI days.

How do I screen for expiry day plays?

On expiry day, set expiry = current week, moneyness = ATM/ITM, volume > 20,000 , sort by OI Change. You'll see the strikes seeing the most positioning churn into expiry.

How do I screen for breakout plays?

Filter for OTM calls/puts with rising volume and rising OI (positive OI change). This combination signals fresh long build-up — classic breakout setup.

How do I screen for range-bound plays?

Filter for high OI at strikes both above and below spot. Range-bound markets have strong Put OI below and Call OI above — sell the short strangle inside that range.

How do I screen for high gamma strikes?

High gamma sits at ATM near expiry . Set moneyness = ATM, expiry = current week, symbol = NIFTY. These strikes have explosive Delta movement — perfect for gamma scalping.

How do I screen for high theta strikes?

High theta = ATM short-dated options. Filter: moneyness ATM, current-week expiry, sort by Theta (via Greeks column). Top hits are the best theta decay candidates for short-premium strategies.

How do I screen for high vega strikes?

High Vega is found at ATM monthly strikes. Longer duration and closer to ATM = maximum vega exposure. Use these to bet on a rise in IV or to hedge a short-vega portfolio.

How do I screen for delta-neutral candidates?

Look for strikes with Delta near 0.5 (ATM) combined with a paired short strike with Delta near –0.5. This forms a delta-neutral core — ideal starting point for gamma-scalping or iron fly setups.

Why is the screener free?

Because NIFTY-family data is publicly useful and we believe Indian retail traders deserve the same tools as professionals. We monetize via Pro+ (stock F&O, portfolio tools, alerts), keeping NIFTY screening 100% free forever.

What are the limits vs Pro+?

Free: NIFTY, BANKNIFTY, FINNIFTY, MIDCPNIFTY with all filters, up to 200 rows, CSV export. Pro+: adds stock F&O (RELIANCE, TCS, HDFCBANK, etc.), saved screens, alerts and API access.

How often does screener data refresh?

Data refreshes every 2 minutes during market hours (9:15 AM – 3:30 PM IST). Click Run Screen anytime to re-fetch the latest data and re-rank results.

How accurate is the screener data?

Data is sourced directly from the NSE option chain feed — the same source brokers use. The only difference is our 2-minute cache; for most screening purposes this is more than sufficient.

Can I use the screener for intraday trading?

Yes. For intraday, emphasize Volume and OI Change over static OI. Re-run the screen every 15–30 minutes to catch fresh positioning. Focus on ATM and near-ATM strikes for intraday liquidity.

Can I use the screener for positional trading?

Yes. For positional, focus on monthly expiry, high OI strikes, and IV percentile . Look for strikes with sustained OI buildup across days, not just today's churn.

Does the screener work on mobile?

Yes, fully responsive. On small screens the filter panel collapses into a drawer and less-critical result columns hide to keep the table readable. Core filters, sort and CSV export all work on mobile.

Is there a screener API?

Currently no public API for the free screener. Pro+ users get programmatic access to option chain and screening endpoints via a REST API with rate limits.

Can I combine multiple filters?

Yes — every filter is combined with AND logic . Example: symbol = NIFTY AND type = CE AND moneyness = OTM AND IV > 20 AND OI > 50,000 returns only strikes matching ALL conditions.

What are recommended filter combinations?

Popular combos: (1) "Liquid OTM sellers" = OTM + IV > 25 + OI > 1 lakh; (2) "Gamma day traders" = ATM + current-week + volume > 20k; (3) "Smart money scout" = sort by OI Change desc + volume > 5k.

What is a scalper's screener setup?

Scalpers want max liquidity and gamma : symbol NIFTY, moneyness ATM, current-week expiry, volume > 50,000, sort by Volume desc. Results are the most liquid gamma-rich strikes for rapid in-out trades.

What is a swing trader's screen?

Swing traders look 3–10 days out: monthly or next-week expiry, slight-OTM, moderate IV, OI > 1 lakh , sort by OI Change. Balances liquidity with reasonable time decay.

What is a positional trader's screen?

Positional traders target monthly expiry, ITM/ATM, high OI , sorted by OI. These strikes have deep liquidity, slower theta, and survive multiple trading sessions without premium evaporating.

What is a hedge-fund-style screen?

Institutional-style: monthly expiry, Delta 0.15–0.30 OTM , IV percentile > 50, OI > 2 lakh, minimum volume 5,000. Produces credit-spread candidates with favourable risk/reward and solid liquidity.

What is a retail trader's starter screen?

For beginners: NIFTY only, current-week expiry, ATM ± 2 strikes, OI > 50k, volume > 10k . Keeps things simple and liquid while you build familiarity with how the chain behaves.

Free Options Screener — NIFTY F&O Filter by IV, OI, Volume (No Login)

The Options Screener is a free tool that filters the full NIFTY-family option chain across all strikes and expiries using criteria like IV, OI, volume, moneyness and OI change. Use it to find trade candidates in seconds.

Options Screener — Filter NIFTY F&O by IV, OI, Volume & Moneyness

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