NSE Order Reference Number

BSE Order Reference Number


Reference Number displays you the step-wise summary information on how your order is processed. Below is the sample screenshot of the reference number table for your enhanced understanding:

Reference Number Table
Details displayed in Reference Number table include:

  1. Contract Description - It displays the contract description. Contract Description is generated by joining various identifiers. For ex., in Options contracts, the contract description is created by joining <Instrument Type>-<Scrip>-<Expiry Date>-<Strike Price>-<Option Type>. Similarly, Futures Contracts is created by joining <Instrument Type>-<Scrip>-<Expiry Date>-<Price>-<Option Type>

  2. Exchange Order Number - It displays the exchange order number for the corresponding F&O Order.

  3. Buy / Sell - It displays whether you have placed a Buy Order or Sell Order.

  4. Order Price - It displays whether the order was placed at the Market Price or it was a Limit Price Order (price set by you). Note! When order gets traded (i.e., Status changes to Trade Confirmed), this field starts displaying the actual traded price.

  5. Original Qty - It displays the original quantity that was requested while placing the corresponding order.

  6. Remaining Qty - It displays the remaining quantity that is yet to be traded.

  7. Exch Order Time - It displays the order entry time (on exchange) of the corresponding order.

  8. Stop Loss - It displays the stop loss trigger price of the corresponding F&O Order.

  9. Good Till - It displays whether the order is valid till day (GTD) or is an Immediate or Cancel Order (IOC).

  10. Status - It displays a brief summary of the particular step that was taken while processing the given order.

  11. By - It indicates who has entered the corresponding order.

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