Zerodha
Auction
Settlement price
Auction settlement price on Zerodha
The auction settlement price for a short-delivery resolution is determined by the auction session matching. Typically:
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| Determination | Best price among offers + matching demand |
| Premium to LTP | Often 5-15%+ above day’s LTP |
| Time priority | Earlier offers at the same price match first |
| Final | Once matched, settled by exchange |
Effect on short-deliverer
The seller who short-delivered pays:
- The auction price (which is typically higher than what they sold at).
- Plus penalty per SEBI framework.
Total cost can be 20%+ of the original trade value.
See also
- Auction market on NSE / BSE
- How to cancel pending or partial auction orders
- Multiple offers at the same price in auction
- How to track previous auction trades on Console
- How to cancel pending or partial auction orders (cluster slug)
- Short delivery and consequences
- Short delivery cash settlement on Zerodha
- Penalty for short delivery on Zerodha
- Cash-settled short delivery
- Short delivery on Indian exchanges
- Trade-to-Trade segment rules
- Settlement (F&O)
- Settlement cycle changes 2025-26
- T+1 settlement in Indian equity
- T1 above shares on holdings
- Direct payout to demat SEBI rule
- CDSL block mechanism for pay-in
- Kite Positions tab explained
- Kite Holdings tab explained
- Margin shortfall and auto-square-off
- P symbol on holdings page
- Margin pledge (Zerodha)
- Sold stocks shown as negative positions
- BTST trading
- SEBI
- Zerodha customer care number
- Zerodha
- Kite (Zerodha)
External references
References
- NSE India, Auction settlement price, nseindia.com.
- SEBI, Short delivery and auction, sebi.gov.in.