To use Angel One for futures rollovers, log in to your Angel One trading platform, navigate to the F&O section, and select the current futures contract. Click on “Roll Over” or “Replace” option, choose the next month’s contract, enter the lot size, and confirm the order. This shifts your position from the near expiry to the next contract month seamlessly.

How do I find the rollover option in Angel One?

In the Angel One app, go to the “Derivatives” or “F&O” tab. Select your open futures position and tap “Roll Over” or “Replace”. On the web, open your holdings under F&O and click the rollover icon next to the contract. This shows a list of next month’s futures.

When should I rollover a futures contract?

Rollover before expiry, typically 2–3 days before the last trading day. This avoids compulsory physical settlement or loss due to holding expired contracts. It also keeps your position active without gaps. Angel One notifies you in advance on upcoming expiries.

How to calculate the cost of rollover?

Cost includes the difference in premium between current and next contract plus brokerage and taxes. Angel One shows an estimated cost before you confirm. Check the premium change and trading charges to know total expense before placing rollover.

Can I partially rollover my position?

Yes, Angel One allows partial rollover. Choose the number of lots you want to rollover instead of full position. This helps you manage exposure and reduce risk on the expiring contract while still holding some position.

What happens to margin when I roll over?

Margin blocked on the old contract is released once rollover is executed and new margin is applied to the fresh contract. Angel One automatically updates margin requirements after rollover, so you don’t need to manually adjust anything.

Are there risks involved in rollover?

Yes, risks include change in premium, sudden market moves, or liquidity issues in next-month contract. Always check open interest and volume before rollover. Angel One's platform displays this to help you make informed decisions.