Eternal Futures Share Price

The minimum lot size for Eternal Futures is 2425 shares.

The open price of Eternal Futures for 27 January 2026 is ₹295.55 as of 18 January 2026.

The margin to trade Eternal futures depends on the contract type (monthly or weekly) and your broker. It typically includes SPAN and exposure margins, based on contract value and market volatility. Some brokers also offer intraday leverage, letting you trade with a lower upfront amount.

Choosing between Eternal futures and index futures such as Nifty depends on individual trading objectives, risk appetite, and market strategy. Eternal futures offer exposure to a single stock, allowing for stock-specific strategies, while index futures provide broader market exposure with typically lower volatility.

Yes, you can exit a Eternal futures position before it expires. All you need to do is take an opposite trade—sell if you bought first, or buy if you sold first. This offsets your position and closes the contract without waiting for the expiry date.