Historical Indian Options Data (NIFTY, BANKNIFTY & Stocks) – Expired Contracts + Multiple Monthly Expiries
Hey everyone,
I’ve been building and maintaining a structured dataset for Indian options markets, primarily focused on NIFTY, BANKNIFTY, and major F&O stocks. This is something I originally built for my own quantitative research and backtesting, and it has now grown into a fairly comprehensive historical archive.
What the dataset includes:
- NIFTY & BANKNIFTY options data
- Stock options across all major F&O-listed equities
- Expired contracts with full historical lifecycle data
- Multiple expiries per month (weekly + monthly series covered)
- Strike-wise and expiry-wise structured format
- Intraday snapshots / OHLC-style records (depending on contract availability)
- Cleaned and normalized data for easy backtesting and analysis
Key highlight:
Unlike many datasets that only focus on a single monthly expiry or limited snapshots, this dataset includes multiple expiries within the same month, which is especially useful for:
- Weekly expiry strategies
- Gamma/vega decay studies
- Short-term premium selling systems
- Event-driven volatility analysis
How it’s maintained:
I’ve set up scheduled cron jobs that continuously pulls and stores data from market sources. Over time, this has helped build a consistent historical archive without relying on incomplete third-party datasets.
The goal was to ensure:
- Consistency across expiries
- Reproducibility for backtests
- Minimal data gaps for intraday studies
Use cases:
- Options strategy backtesting (spreads, straddles, iron condors, etc.)
- Volatility surface research
- Machine learning on options pricing/behavior
- Intraday trading system development
- Academic / personal quant research
Access:
This is a paid dataset, mainly because of the infrastructure, storage, and ongoing maintenance required to keep it updated and clean.
If you’re interested, I can share:
- Sample data preview
- Pricing details
- Coverage list (stocks + expiries + time range)
Note:
This is strictly intended for research and educational use, not financial advice or trading signals.