Position Overview

We are looking for a responsible, alert and market-oriented Stock Market Terminal Operator / Equity Dealer to manage day-to-day trading terminal operations and assist clients with execution-related requirements.

The candidate will be responsible for accurately executing authorized client orders, monitoring live market movements, maintaining proper trading records, coordinating with clients and the back-office team, and ensuring that all activities are carried out in accordance with the applicable broker policies, exchange rules and regulatory requirements.

The position requires high accuracy, discipline, confidentiality, quick decision-making and the ability to work under pressure during volatile market conditions.

1. Trading Terminal Operations

The Terminal Operator will be responsible for the efficient operation and monitoring of the stock-market trading terminal, including:

- Operating the authorized NSE/BSE trading terminal.
- Monitoring live market prices, indices, volumes and market depth.
- Entering and executing client orders accurately based on valid and authorized instructions.
- Handling buy and sell orders in accordance with the client's instructions.
- Selecting the correct scrip, quantity, price, order type and product type before order placement.
- Monitoring order status after placement.
- Checking whether orders are executed, pending, rejected, cancelled or partially executed.
- Immediately informing the concerned client or authorized relationship manager about material order-status issues.
- Monitoring market opening and closing activities.
- Handling high-volume order flow during volatile market conditions with additional care and accuracy.
- Maintaining proper terminal discipline and avoiding unauthorized use of trading credentials.

2. Client Order Execution

The Terminal Operator must ensure that client orders are executed carefully and accurately.

Before executing an order:

- Verify the client identity/account details as required by the broker's process.
- Confirm the security name/symbol.
- Confirm whether the order is BUY or SELL.
- Confirm quantity.
- Confirm price or market-order instruction.
- Confirm order validity where applicable.
- Confirm the applicable product type.
- Check whether sufficient margin/funds or securities are available where required.
- Clarify any ambiguous or incomplete instruction before execution.

After execution:

- Verify the executed quantity and price.
- Check the order/trade number.
- Confirm partial execution, if applicable.
- Communicate execution details through the approved communication channel.
- Ensure that the transaction is properly reflected in the relevant system/back-office records.

3. Client Communication

The employee will coordinate with clients regarding trading and execution-related matters.

Responsibilities include:

- Receiving authorized client instructions through approved channels.
- Confirming order details before execution.
- Providing trade execution/status information.
- Informing clients about rejected, cancelled or partially executed orders.
- Assisting clients with basic trading-terminal-related queries.
- Escalating technical, settlement or compliance-related issues to the appropriate department.
- Maintaining professional and courteous communication with all clients.




- Maintaining complete confidentiality of client information and transactions.

4. Market Monitoring

The Terminal Operator should continuously monitor relevant market developments during trading hours.

This includes:

- Nifty 50.
- Sensex.
- Bank Nifty.
- Relevant sectoral indices.
- Major stocks.
- Market breadth.
- Significant price and volume movements.
- Upper/lower circuit movements.
- Corporate announcements.
- Stock splits, bonuses and other corporate actions where relevant.
- Exchange notifications.
- Important market alerts.
- Trading halts or unusual market conditions.

The employee should immediately escalate unusual or exceptional trading activity to the appropriate senior/authorized person.

5. Risk Management

Risk control is an important responsibility of the Terminal Operator.

The employee must:

- Follow the broker's prescribed risk-management procedures.
- Follow client-wise and dealer-wise trading limits.
- Ensure that orders are placed only within authorized limits.
- Check margin availability wherever applicable.
- Monitor open positions where the role requires it.
- Escalate margin shortfalls immediately.
- Escalate unusual or suspicious trading patterns.
- Avoid entering any unauthorized transaction.
- Never trade in a client's account without valid authorization.
- Never use client funds or securities for personal purposes.
- Never share trading-terminal passwords or login credentials.
- Follow all internal controls established by the broker/company.

6. Compliance Responsibilities

The employee must strictly follow the applicable regulatory and organizational requirements.

The Terminal Operator must:

- Follow applicable SEBI regulations and circulars.
- Follow applicable NSE/BSE rules and procedures.
- Follow the policies and instructions of the registered broker/intermediary.
- Follow internal compliance and risk-management procedures.
- Maintain proper transaction records.
- Preserve client confidentiality.
- Follow the company's authorized communication policy.
- Cooperate with compliance, audit and inspection requirements.
- Immediately report any suspected unauthorized trading or operational irregularity to the designated senior/compliance officer.

Important Restriction

The Terminal Operator should not independently provide investment advice, portfolio-management advice, guaranteed-return promises or personalized investment recommendations unless the individual and the organization are appropriately authorized/registered for such activity.

Execution and investment-advisory activities should remain clearly separated according to the applicable regulatory framework and the organization's authorization structure.

7. Order Verification & Accuracy

Because even a small terminal error can result in a financial loss, the employee must follow a systematic verification process.

Before placing an order, verify:

Client → Account → Security → BUY/SELL → Quantity → Price → Product → Order Type → Validity → Margin/Securities → Final Confirmation





Particular attention should be given to:

- Similar company names.
- Incorrect stock symbols.
- Wrong quantity.
- Extra zeroes in quantity or price.
- Buy entered instead of sell.
- Sell entered instead of buy.
- Intraday vs delivery selection.
- Wrong exchange.
- Wrong client account.
- Duplicate orders.
- Orders placed after client cancellation.
- Orders entered during highly volatile market conditions.

8. Back-Office Coordination

The Terminal Operator should coordinate with the back-office team for:

- Trade reconciliation.
- Contract-note-related queries.
- Daily trade reports.
- Order/trade mismatch resolution.
- Client ledger queries.
- Margin-related information.
- Settlement-related coordination.
- Failed or rejected transactions.
- Corporate-action-related information.
- Audit and compliance records.

The employee should ensure that discrepancies are identified and escalated promptly.

9. Daily Reconciliation

At the end of the trading session, the employee should review:

- Total orders received.
- Total orders executed.
- Pending orders.
- Rejected orders.
- Cancelled orders.
- Partially executed orders.
- Trade confirmations.
- Client-wise exceptions.
- Margin-related exceptions.
- Any system or terminal errors.

Any unexplained discrepancy should be reported to the reporting manager before the end of the relevant working cycle.

10. Trading-Hour Responsibilities

During market hours, the employee should:

Pre-Market

- Log into the terminal securely.
- Check system connectivity.
- Check exchange connectivity.
- Check market status.
- Review pending instructions as permitted by company procedures.
- Check relevant risk limits.
- Ensure the terminal is functioning properly.

During Market Hours

- Monitor live market activity.
- Execute authorized orders.
- Verify every important transaction.
- Monitor order status.
- Communicate execution information.
- Monitor exceptional price/volume movements.
- Escalate technical or operational problems.

Post-Market

- Reconcile executed trades.
- Check rejected/pending orders.
- Prepare daily reports.
- Coordinate with back office.
- Record exceptions.
- Securely log out of the terminal.
- Ensure no unauthorized access remains active.

11. Client Service Standards

The Terminal Operator should maintain a skilled service standard.

Expected behaviour:

- Answer client queries promptly.
- Communicate clearly.
- Never argue with clients.
- Never make false commitments.
- Never guarantee profits.
- Never promise that a particular stock will rise or fall.
- Never disclose another client's information.
- Escalate complaints rather than ignoring them.
- Maintain a professional record of important instructions and communications.

12. Handling Market Volatility

During major market movements, the employee must exercise additional caution.

Examples include:

- Major index falls.
- Sudden market rallies.
- Election results.
- RBI policy announcements.
- Union Budget.
- Global market shocks.
- Major geopolitical events.
- Unexpected corporate announcements.
- Accuracy should take priority over speed.

The employee should verify order details carefully before execution and immediately escalate unusual situations.

Pay: ₹12,000.00 - ₹15,000.00 per month

Benefits:

- Cell phone reimbursement

Work Location: In person

📌 ANGEL ONE STOCK MARKET TERMINAL OPERATOR (India)
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