The Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) has identified the root cause of a recent system issue as a predefined parameter limit within its reference data configuration. In response, MCX has taken corrective steps to address the constraints and prevent similar disruptions in the future.
                                        
                        
	In a proactive move to enhance operational reliability, the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) has disclosed the findings of its internal review into a recent system disruption. The exchange confirmed that the primary root cause was a predefined parameter limit embedded in the reference data configuration of its systems. This technical constraint led to unexpected system behavior, prompting immediate investigation and resolution.
	 
	MCX has since implemented a series of corrective actions aimed at mitigating future risks and reinforcing system robustness. These measures are part of a broader commitment to operational excellence and regulatory compliance.
	 
	Key Highlights:
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		Root Cause Identified: Predefined parameter limit in reference data configuration
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		Impact: Triggered system irregularities requiring urgent review
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		Corrective Measures: Technical adjustments and enhanced monitoring protocols
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		Preventive Strategy: Strengthened system safeguards to avoid recurrence
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		Regulatory Alignment: Steps taken in accordance with SEBI’s system audit framework
	MCX’s swift response underscores its dedication to maintaining seamless trading operations and upholding investor confidence.
	 
	Sources: MCX Circular No. MCX/TECH/066/2025, SEBI Circular SEBI/HO/MIRSD/TPD/CIR/2025/10.