Trade Annulment
On rare occasions, to preserve market integrity, Delta Exchange reserves the right to annul trades that were erroneous or were done on account of fraud or market manipulation, or were part of unfair trading practices, or which occurred in abnormal non-orderly market. Any trades that were executed using the profits from annulled trades will also be subject to annulment.
Mis-trade rules that apply to all contracts (including options)
Trades executed far away from prevailing market price: Trades that are executed at prices far away from the prevailing market price (as measured by the underlying’s price and the contract’s fair mark price) due to volatile market conditions or intentional market manipulation will be treated as mis-trades and are liable to be annulled.
Trades in which one trader or a group of colluding traders manipulate trading in thinly liquid order books to create price action resulting in abnormal profits for the traders will be treated as mis-trades and are liable to be annulled.
Mis-trade rules that apply to specifically to options contracts
Any options trade that happens more than 20% away from the theoretical price of the options contract is liable for being considered as mispriced. If the execution price of your options trade is mispriced, you should send an email to support@india.delta.exchange as soon as possible. Delta Exchange will conduct an investigation and will annul the trades in question if they are determined to be mis-trades. In such situations, the profits made by the winning trader will be clawed back to make the losing side whole.
Unfair trading practices
Traders indulging in unfair trading practices that include but are not limited to exploiting technical and systematic glitches, manipulating prices by buying and selling whole order book simultaneously, price fishing etc. will be banned. Any trades executed as part of unfair trading practices will be annulled.
Final & Binding
Delta Exchange’s decisions on trade annulment will be conclusive, final and binding up on both parties to the annulled trade.
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