Reliance PCR, Open Interest & Options Chart

Market data refreshed: 31 Jul, 2026, 03:59 PM IST

RELIANCE Call and Put OI both peak at 1,300 — heavy ATM congestion zone. PCR stands at 0.75.

Call OI is heavier here — 1,300 is acting as resistance.

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India Vix:
11.76 (-0.4)
Max Pain:
1300
Lot Size:
500
PCR:
0.749
PCR (ALL):
0.8634

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How to Use Reliance PCR and OI Charts

Reliance PCR and OI charts help traders compare call and put activity visually. Instead of reading only the option chain table, traders can use these charts to quickly identify support, resistance, build-up and unwinding zones.

Available Reliance Options Charts

Open Interest Chart: shows total call and put OI by strike.
Change in OI Chart: shows fresh build-up or unwinding.
PCR Chart: compares put and call positioning.
Volume PCR Chart: shows intraday trading activity bias.
Volume Chart: highlights the most active option strikes.

Reliance PCR FAQs

What is Reliance PCR?

Reliance PCR is the put-call ratio calculated using Reliance options data. It helps compare put activity with call activity for the selected expiry.

How should traders use Reliance OI charts?

Traders use Reliance OI charts to identify important strikes, possible support-resistance zones and areas where fresh option positions are building.

Is high PCR bullish or bearish?

PCR should not be read alone. A high or rising PCR can indicate stronger put activity, but it should be checked with price movement, OI change, volume and broader market trend.

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