NSE Launches Stock Discovery Platform, Adds AI Features

The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) has introduced new digital features across its website and mobile applications, including a beta version of NSE Market Lens, a stock discovery and screening platform designed to make market information more accessible to investors and trading members.

“Technology has a vital role in simplifying India's capital markets and making them more accessible, inclusive and convenient for every Indian,” Viral Mody, Executive Director at NSE, said in a statement.

Market Lens is available on both web and mobile platforms. The platform allows investors to explore popular stock screens, browse stocks by sector, and create customised screens using natural language queries. Its interface converts investor queries into editable screening filters, with results based on NSE market data.

The exchange has also introduced a beta version of AI-assisted summaries of corporate announcements on its website. These summaries are available in text and audio formats to help investors access corporate disclosures. NSE has also added minute-wise updates for Option Greeks, including Delta, Gamma, Theta and Vega, which are used to assess options pricing and risk.

Through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), NSE market data can also be accessed using compatible AI assistants, including ChatGPT and Claude, through natural language interactions, the exchange said.

The redesigned NSE India mobile application includes personalised watchlists with sharing capabilities and price alerts. Investors can also track consolidated portfolios across asset classes, monitor family investments and nominations, access portfolio analytics, and view company announcements relevant to their holdings.

NSE has also introduced a new Member Portal App for trading members. The application provides exchange-related analytics through Trade Pulse dashboards and Unique Client Code (UCC) metrics, including state-wise distribution. It also enables members to track upcoming regulatory compliances, submissions and connectivity compliance, alongside access to exchange circulars.

The new features are part of NSE's efforts to use technology to simplify access to market information and improve digital engagement across India's capital markets ecosystem.