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GOLDTEN

GOLDTEN

1,51,270.00

106.00 (0.07%)profit
as on 16 Jun 2026 at 23:29

MCX

GOLDTEN Futures Snapshot

Monthly ContractsDays for ExpiryLTPChangeChange %VolumeOpen InterestOI Change %
GOLDTEN JUN FUT15

1,51,270.00

106.000.0714,70031,7502.97
GOLDTEN JUL FUT46

1,53,285.00

25.000.025,35315,2010.68
GOLDTEN AUG FUT77

1,55,370.00

171.000.112,3416,0423.85

Gold moves on global cues, currency shifts, and festival demand. Indians track it daily. GOLDTEN futures let you trade gold price movements on MCX with a 10-gram contract size. Each contract represents 10 grams of 999 purity gold.

The price tracks Ahmedabad spot rates. Contracts are rupee-denominated and settled daily. You get direct exposure to gold without buying physical bars or jewellery. This contract sits between the 1-gram mini and the 100-gram standard. It suits retail traders and small jewellers who want moderate position sizing with manageable capital.

Factors influencing GOLDTEN futures prices

Gold prices move on a mix of global cues and local demand patterns. Several forces interact to set the GOLDTEN futures price on any given day.
The base price is determined by international gold prices: The benchmark is led by the London spot and COMEX futures. As those move, MCX follows. Typically, the delay is in the range of minutes.
The rupee matters: The price of gold is quoted in the U.S. dollar around the world. Lower rupee values lead to higher prices in MCX. You pay more in your local currency if gold prices don't increase internationally. Watch USD/INR closely.
US Fed policy moves gold: Changes in the rate of interest affect real interest rates. Real rates are expected to decline, and gold comes into its own. The higher they go, the harder gold goes. That's your signal: the 10-year Treasury.
Indian physical demand generates local stress.: The wedding season, Akshaya Tritiya, and Dhanteras drive gold into the market. That helps to maintain lower prices. It can also cause temporary shortages.
Central bank buying supports prices globally: If big banks increase their reserves of gold, then there is an increase in demand. That is the basis of the market. India is one of the largest consumers. That is in addition to a permanent bid.
When geopolitical risk increases, investors tend to flock toward safety: Gold is positively affected by wars, currency crises, and banking stress. Implied volatility on gold contracts spikes along with it.

How are GOLDTEN futures prices determined?

The GOLDTEN futures price is not arbitrary. It links to the Ahmedabad spot market through a defined structure.

The formula, simplified:

GOLDTEN Price (INR per 10g) ≈ (Ahmedabad Spot Price for 10g 995 purity × 999/995) + Premium/Discount

The Due Date Rate (DDR) on expiry is based on the Ahmedabad spot price polled by around 5.00 pm on the last day of expiry. This spot price is converted to 999 purity. No trading is allowed after the DDR is declared.

Between spot and futures, the gap reflects financing cost, storage, and market sentiment. When futures trade above spot, the market is in contango. When below, it is in backwardation. This spread tells you about immediate supply tightness or comfort.

Key metrics to consider while trading GOLDTEN futures

These numbers define how the contract behaves. Know them before you place a trade.
  • Lot size: 10 grams. One contract of GOLDTEN represents 10 grams of gold. This sits between the 1-gram GOLDPETAL and the 100-gram GOLDM.

  • Tick size: Re. 1 per 10 grams. Each tick move changes the contract value by exactly Re. 1.

  • Contract start day: 1st day of the contract launch month. If the 1st day is a holiday, the following working day.

  • Contract expiry: The contract ends on the last day of the expiry month. When that day is a holiday, the deadline moves to the last working day before it.

  • Initial margin: Minimum 6% or based on SPAN, whichever is higher. This is the margin required to open a position.

  • Extreme loss margin: Minimum 1%, collected on top of the initial margin.

  • Additional and special margin: In case of additional volatility, the exchange may impose additional margin on both buy and sell sides, or special margin on either side.

  • Daily Price Limit (DPL): 3% circuit breaker. If breached, relaxation goes up to 6% without any cooling off. If 6% is also breached, a 15-minute cooling off applies before expanding to 9%. If international markets move beyond 9%, further relaxation happens in steps of 3%.

  • Maximum order size: 10 kg. You cannot place a single order beyond this quantity.

  • Open Interest (OI): Total outstanding contracts. Rising OI with rising prices shows fresh buying. Rising OI with falling prices shows fresh shorting.

  • Delivery: Compulsory on expiry. All open positions at expiry are marked for delivery. Staggered delivery runs on the last 3 trading days, including the expiry day.

  • Maximum open position: Individual clients face a cap of 5 MT or 5% of market-wide open position, whichever is higher, for all gold contracts combined. Members face 50 MT or 20%, whichever is higher, for all gold contracts combined.

  • Quality specifications: 999 purity, serially numbered, LBMA approved suppliers or other suppliers approved by MCX, with the supplier's quality certificate.

  • Packaging: 10 Gram Gold with tamper-proof only.

How to read GOLDTEN futures data?

On the GOLDTEN futures page at Dhan, several data points appear. Each one adds a layer to your read.
GOLDTEN futures live price: This shows the current traded level of the most active contract. This is where buyers and sellers are matching right now.
GOLDTEN futures today: This data includes open, high, low, and last traded price. The difference between high and low shows intraday volatility.
GOLDTEN futures chart: This plots historical price action across timeframes. You can view 1-minute, 5-minute, 15-minute, daily, weekly, or monthly charts. Traders use these to spot support, resistance, and trend direction.
Volume: This is the number of contracts traded in the session. A price move on high volume carries more weight than one on thin volume.
OI: This tells you how much capital sits in open positions. If price rises and OI rises, the trend has backing. If price rises and OI falls, the move may be short-covering.
Bid-ask spread: This is the gap between the best buy and sell prices. A narrow spread means the contract is liquid. A wide spread signals lower activity.

Benefits of trading GOLDTEN futures

This contract offers specific advantages over physical gold or other gold futures contracts.
Mid-sized contract: GOLDTEN is suitable for traders seeking substantial gold exposure with a lower capital investment, being available in a 10-gram size. It is bigger than the 1 gram GOLDMINI but smaller than the benchmarks.
Direct price participation: Spot gold trading is done in Ahmedabad without the buying of physical gold or jewellery. No storage risk. No purity doubt.
Leverage: The gold position is worth 10 grams, and you have made a margin deposit for it. This allows resources to be freed up for other activities. Keep in mind that leverage magnifies profits and losses.
Hedging: Small jewellers and retail gold buyers can secure gold purchase rates. If a buyer thinks he'll buy gold in the next month, then he can go long on the rate now.
Transparency: MCX is SEBI-regulated. Prices are public. Settlement regulations are not subject to change. The risk of counterparty failure is on the other side, namely with the clearing corporation and not with your trading partner.
Liquidity: GOLDTEN is an active contract on MCX. The entry and exit are smooth, set during the market hours.

Most commonly used strategies in GOLDTEN futures

Traders approach this contract with different goals. These are the most common methods.
Directional trading: Buy if you expect gold prices to rise. Short if you expect a fall. This is the simplest approach. Use stop-losses to cap downside.
Calendar spreads: Buy one expiry month and sell another. You profit from the spread between months, not the absolute price move. This carries a lower margin and lower volatility than outright positions.
Hedging by small jewellers: A small jeweller can buy GOLDTEN futures to lock in raw material cost. If physical gold rises, the futures gain offsets the higher purchase price.
Basis trading: Trade the gap between MCX futures and Ahmedabad spot. When the basis widens beyond normal, it may revert. This needs an understanding of local supply and currency effects.
Range trading: When gold trades in a band, buy near support and sell near resistance. This works in sideways markets. It fails when gold breaks out sharply.

How to trade GOLDTEN futures on Dhan?

  • Open your account: Create a commodity trading account on Dhan and complete full KYC with a registered broker. Ensure the MCX commodity futures segment is activated separately from your equity account.

  • Add funds: Add money to your trading account and ensure sufficient margin is available for your GOLDTEN futures positions. Dhan displays margin requirements clearly before order placement.

  • Pick your contract: Choose the GOLDTEN futures contract based on your preferred expiry. Near-month contracts carry the highest liquidity. Each lot represents 10 grams.

  • Read the market data: Analyse the LEAD futures live price, chart, open interest, and volume before entering. Track LME closes, USD/INR rates, and warehouse inventory reports. Review live contract details directly on the instrument page under MCX commodities.

  • Place your trade: Execute your order using the appropriate order type. Market orders fill at the current price. Limit orders execute only at your specified price. The maximum order size is 10 kg.

  • Track your position: Monitor GOLDTEN price movements, OI shifts, and MTM adjustments actively through the session. The contract is sensitive to global gold moves and USD/INR fluctuations.

  • Adjust when needed: Modify or exit positions based on market developments, price behaviour around key levels, and your original strategy parameters. Set stop loss levels that align with your risk capacity.

  • Know the contract type: GOLDTEN commodity futures follow a daily MTM settlement model. Profits and losses will be credited or debited to your account at the end of each trading session. Delivery is compulsory on expiry unless you square off before.

Tips for trading GOLDTEN futures effectively

These practices help you manage risk and read the market more clearly.
  • Monitor the dollar/rupee exchange rates closely: GOLDTEN futures can move higher even as international gold prices remain stable when the rupee depreciates. The other half of the equation is currency moves.

  • Track import duty changes: The government raises or lowers the import duty on gold according to the trade deficit and stability of the currency. Even if the price change is small, domestic prices change significantly.

  • Use the Dhan Trade Plan for position sizing: Trade Plan is a built-in tool on Dhan Charts. Input your capital allocation percentage, risk percentage, and reward percentage. It calculates your exact quantity, stop-loss level, and target price automatically.

  • Check the spot premiums in Ahmedabad: The physical premiums above the global rates suggest the strength of demand locally. Futures tend to shoot up in advance of festivals when premiums are high.

  • Understand the time frame for the delivery: Trading Days: compulsory delivery marking of the last 3 days. The delivery order rate is the closing price (weighted average for the last half an hour) on tender days. On expiry, it is the DDR. If you are not interested in a physical settlement, then leave before this window.

  • Use the right circuit breakers for the size of the circuit: The 3% - 6% - 9% circuit breakers can get you into a position for a while. Fit the size of your trades to avoid getting limit hit without a margin stress.

  • Use Custom timeframes and india Timeframes: A trend visible on the daily LEAD futures chart may differ from the hourly view. Check the custom timeframes and India timeframes to align both before entering.

  • Keep position size in check: Moderate exposure with reasonable amounts of investment, due to the 10 gram lot size. The ability to take a large position with a small margin is not a reason to do so. Keep single-trade risk within a defined percentage of your total capital. Use the Trade Plan to enforce this discipline.

FAQs

1 lot of GOLDTEN Futures on MCX is 1.
The trading time of GOLDTEN futures is:

April to October - 9:00 AM to 11:30 PM
November to March - 9:00 AM to 11:55 PM
The upcoming futures expiry of GOLDTEN on 30 Jun 2026.
At the end of the day, all the positions are auto squared off. Meaning, the derivatives are settled in cash. At present, the physical delivery of Commodity position is not allowed.
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