Anyone wants to sell any Gsec of years 2029 to 2040?

I want to buy some G-Sec from the year 2029 to 2040. I mean Gsec of any year within this range will do.

I checked Kite but there are too many and it’s not possible for me to bid in every Gsec or check every Gsec. I tried to understand new bid from CCIL page but no bid/offer right now.

So, if anyone is interested to sell, please reply.

Please note that I want to buy GSec only, NOT sdl or corporate bonds.

You can bid for 2031 gsec from this page .Hope You have Zerodha account

If you don’t have a Zerodha account yet, you can open one and check these G-Secs on Kite.
Zerodha: Online brokerage platform for stock trading & investing (This is a referral link to open new Zerodha account)

Yes. I have seen that. But problem is it’s New GS for 2031. And I have asked here in a separate post that when I can pledge it as collateral. But I have been told there is no fixed timeline when it will be part of the approved list. So if I buy it now, my money will be blocked but I won’t be able to use it as collateral.

You may try these , I am also monitoring some of these may liquid . Usually Buy when available


These price are my buying price to start a small position to monitor , not a buying recommendation

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During market hours, can monitor this web app (if it still works) or this one .

Also, just FYI,
if one has API access to market data,
then it is simple enough to write code snippets to monitor all outstanding GSECs
(or a subset of them based on ones desired criteria).

Based on how confident one is in one’s broker’s API (and one’s code),
one can even setup the code to automatically purchase desired GSECs at desired prices
as soon as any of them are offered in the secondary markets (NSE/BSE).

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Why not gilt? If you’re under the top slab, these will easily push you to the next slab

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@DM123 check 636GS2031-GS also check its pledgable (I think its pledgable )…

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I doubt this will work :slight_smile:
Even if someone is willing, I am not sure how you will agree on price and how would you work out transaction details?

I think easier option would be to bid for Gsec in weekly Auctions.

Mostly every week RBI does auction, GS2031 is new, but lot of times securities are re-issued in Auction.
For eg. last week Gsec auction had a security being reissued

These are generally already approved for pledging

So next monday, check for issue calendar, see if anything is bing reissued, confirm that it is already approved for pledging Approved list of securities that can be pledged for margins
and bid as much as you want :slight_smile:
for retail, allocation is mostly guaranteed, so you would get what you want

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Thank you!

Thank you so much!!! I got it.

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Thank you!

Thanks!

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