New Features

This month, we’ve added more ways to explore market data, made a few trading workflows easier, and continued improving some of the everyday journeys across Arihant Plus.

Here’s what’s new.

ETF Stock Quotes get a returns calculator upgrade

When evaluating an ETF, looking at its current price is only part of the picture. Historical performance can also help put the current numbers in context.

The ETF Stock Quote now includes a Returns Calculator that lets you calculate historical returns over periods of up to 10 years.

You can also view available performance data for different time periods, including year, month and week, making it easier to compare how an ETF has performed across different periods.

Pulse filters are easier to manage

Pulse now handles the Select All and Select None options more consistently across its filters.

This makes it easier to quickly adjust the stocks or signals you want to see when exploring the market through Pulse.

Smart Search gets an upgrade

Finding a stock, feature or relevant information should not require knowing exactly where to look.

Smart Search has been upgraded to make search across Arihant Plus more useful and easier to navigate, helping you get to the information you’re looking for faster.

MCX Position makes exiting easier

When exiting an MCX position, the required quantity is now automatically filled in.

This removes the need to manually enter the quantity when you want to exit an existing position and makes the exit flow quicker.

MCX Order Slicing is now available

Large orders can sometimes need to be split into smaller quantities before they can be placed.

Order slicing is now available for MCX contracts, allowing eligible orders to be divided into smaller orders instead of requiring them to be placed as one large quantity.

That’s it for this update.

We’ll keep improving Arihant Plus across the journeys you use every day — from finding market information to placing, managing and exiting trades.

Previous month, Arihant Plus gets a major upgrade to the IPO experience, bringing everything from discovering an issue to tracking your application and checking allotment into one place.

We’ve also made a few smaller changes across the platform.

Here’s what’s new.

IPO Revamp brings the entire IPO journey together

Applying for an IPO often means moving between different places — finding the issue, researching the company, placing the bid, approving the UPI mandate and eventually checking allotment.

The IPO section on Arihant Plus has now been rebuilt to bring these steps together in one place. You can discover open and upcoming IPOs, explore key details, read research, apply, track your application and check allotment from the same section.

The Explore section groups IPOs into Open, Upcoming and Listed, with details such as price range, minimum investment, subscription data and issue type. The IPO detail page brings together important dates, company information, financials, strengths and risks, peers, research and FAQs.

The application flow now supports multiple categories and up to three bids, while your Orders section shows the application journey from bidding and mandate approval through allotment and listing. Allotted issues then move into My IPOs.

Ari AI is also available directly on the IPO page, so you can ask questions about the issue without leaving the screen.

The goal is simple: discover, analyse, apply and track your IPO from one place.

That’s it for this update.

We’ll continue improving Arihant Plus across the journeys you use most — from discovering new opportunities to researching and managing your investments.

This month, we’ve made a few changes across Arihant Plus to make account opening easier, improve how you discover Corporate Actions, and give you more ways to explore market activity through Pulse.

Here’s what’s new.

E-KYC Revamp makes account opening simpler

Opening a trading account involves several steps, from verifying your identity and bank account to completing the required documents.

The E-KYC journey has been redesigned to make this process easier to follow. Your phone number, PAN and personal details can be fetched and presented for verification, while DigiLocker is available when the required information cannot be fetched automatically.

The flow also covers bank verification, nominee details, trading segment selection, selfie capture and digital signing. Users can review and modify their application if it is rejected or requires changes.

Volume Screener comes to Pulse

Pulse now includes a Volume Screener, giving you another way to filter and discover stocks based on trading volume.

This adds volume as another signal you can use while exploring what is happening in the market, alongside the other information already available in Pulse.

Corporate Actions are easier to discover from the Dashboard

Corporate Actions can contain important information about stocks you own or follow, but finding them shouldn't require searching through multiple sections.

A new Corporate Action discovery point has been added to the Dashboard, making it easier to find relevant corporate action information directly from the place you start your journey on Arihant Plus.

Mutual Funds get several improvements

We’ve made improvements across the Mutual Fund experience, including the MF slider, Order Book and Family Grouping.

These changes make it easier to navigate your mutual fund investments and view related information in a more organised way.

Corporate Action Alerts can now be managed

Not every investor wants the same notifications.

A new Corporate Action Alerts toggle gives you control over whether you want to enable or disable these alerts.

You can manage the preference based on how you want to receive updates about corporate actions.

That’s it for this update.

We’ll keep improving Arihant Plus with changes that make it easier to discover information, manage investments and navigate the platform.