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Introduction of Smart Order Routing

Stock Exchanges must ensure brokers apply for Smart Order Routing, submit third-party system audits, and provide neutral routing undertakings and feature details. Exchanges must approve applications within 30 days, disseminate approved auditor lists, and maintain unique order IDs, surveillance mechanisms, and synchronized atomic clocks. Brokers must maintain audit logs, risk validation, and alternative trading modes, while routing servers must be located in India. Exchanges must amend bye-laws, notify brokers, and report implementation status to SEBI in the Monthly Development Report.

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