In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the company said the disruption is affecting multiple brokers, indicating that the issue appears to be at the exchange level rather than limited to a single platform.
There is an intermittent issue at the exchange (MCX) across brokers, due to which some orders may get rejected or order status updates may be delayed. If you are trading commodities, please trade with caution.
We are following up with the exchange to get this resolved at the…
— Zerodha (@zerodha) May 6, 2026
Zerodha advised traders dealing in commodities to exercise caution while placing orders during the disruption. The firm added that it is in touch with the exchange and is monitoring the situation for a resolution at the earliest.
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There was no immediate clarification from MCX on the cause of the issue or the expected timeline for full restoration of services.
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First Published: May 6, 2026 3:24 PM IST
