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BANKEX options data download
BANKEX options data is sold on Options Data (optionsdata.shop) in the BSE Complete packs, together with SENSEX, at 1-minute with futures and the index. The files use the same layout as SENSEX (SENSEX options cover NOV 2023 → NOV 2026), so one loader handles both. Each pack page lists its exact dates.
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Dates on this page are read from the live file catalog, not typed by hand. Full matrix: /coverage.
What is in the BSE packs
BANKEX and SENSEX options, every strike that traded, calls and puts, one file per day per listed expiry, named the same way as the SENSEX files, plus futures and the index for both.
BANKEX is a banking-sector index on BSE, useful as a second banking series next to your NSE work, or to compare sector and benchmark option pricing on the same days.
One loader for both BSE indices
Check strike spacing per index rather than assuming it; round at-the-money strikes to the spacing you find.
import pandas as pd
from pathlib import Path
for sym in ["SENSEX", "BANKEX"]:
f = sorted(Path(sym).rglob(f"{sym}_OPT_1min_*.parquet"))[-1]
df = pd.read_parquet(f)
# older files use layout B names; map them to the sample names
df = df.rename(columns={"timestamp": "datetime", "strike": "strike_price",
"option_type": "right", "expiry": "expiry_date",
"oi": "open_interest"})
if "right" in df:
df["right"] = df["right"].replace({"CE": "Call", "PE": "Put"})
print(sym, f.name, sorted(df["strike_price"].unique())[:5])
Which pack
Exactly which fields are in the files
Options files
| Column (layout A · layout B) | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| datetime · timestamp | timestamp | Bar start time, IST wall-clock (e.g. 2026-09-10 09:15:00) |
| stock_code · — | string | Underlying code: NIFTY, or BSESEN for SENSEX |
| exchange_code · — | string | NFO (NSE F&O) or BFO (BSE F&O) |
| product_type · — | string | Options |
| expiry_date · expiry | string | Contract expiry (A: 15-SEP-2026, B: 2026-09-15) |
| strike_price · strike | number | Strike price |
| right · option_type | string | A: Call / Put, B: CE / PE |
| open / high / low / close | float | Traded premium OHLC within the bar |
| volume | int | Volume traded in the bar |
| open_interest · oi | int | Open interest at that bar |
No Greeks or bid/ask.
Format: Parquet. Validate on the free sample and the schema page before buying.
FAQ
Where can I download BANKEX options data?
In the BSE Complete packs on Options Data, with SENSEX, futures and the index.
Is BANKEX sold without SENSEX?
No. BANKEX comes in the BSE packs, which include both indices.
Is the BANKEX layout the same as SENSEX?
Yes: same file naming and columns, so the same code loads both.
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