Use spot price to compare whether the current market is already near the strongest pain zone or still away from it.

Estimated max pain strike

24,000

AI Result Summary

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The lowest aggregate payout zone is identified

Across 5 strikes, the minimum combined option payout occurs near 24,000. This is the current max pain reference from the entered OI data.

Key takeaway

The three lowest-payout strikes are 24,000, 24,100, 23,900. Spot is ₹24,000, so compare price location against this pain zone instead of assuming immediate convergence.

Rows Parsed

5

valid OI rows

Minimum Aggregate Payout

₹9,60,00,000

lower implies stronger pain point

Total Call OI

11,30,000

across entered strikes

Put/Call OI Ratio

0.97

broad OI balance

Spot Price

₹24,000

current reference

Spot vs Max Pain

₹0

distance to pain strike

Closest Entered Strike

24,000

nearest strike to spot

Closest Strike Payout

₹9,60,00,000

at nearest strike

Aggregate Payout by Strike

Lower payout bars indicate stronger max pain candidates.

Lowest payout strike highlighted

23,800

Aggregate payout: ₹21,10,00,000

23,900

Aggregate payout: ₹13,40,00,000

24,000

Aggregate payout: ₹9,60,00,000

Max pain

24,100

Aggregate payout: ₹10,60,00,000

24,200

Aggregate payout: ₹16,70,00,000

Lowest-Payout Zone

Rank 1

24,000

₹9,60,00,000

Rank 2

24,100

₹10,60,00,000

Rank 3

23,900

₹13,40,00,000

How to use this Max Pain Checker

  1. Enter realistic values based on your current plan or trade setup.
  2. Review the output metrics, not just the headline number.
  3. Run multiple scenarios to compare best/base/worst cases.

Practical tips

  • Use max pain as context, not as a directional signal.
  • Monitor how far spot is from max pain as OI shifts near expiry.
  • Combine with price action and support/resistance levels.

Model assumptions

  • OI data quality and timing materially affect outputs.
  • Model minimizes aggregate payout at expiry only.
  • Intraday hedging behavior and live spot movement are not represented automatically.

Max pain is a heuristic and should not be used as a standalone trading signal.