MCX India on Facebook 

Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited (MCX) is a SEBI-regulated commodity derivatives exchange that dates its start to November 2003 rather than a brokerage desk or a tip-sheet publisher. On mcxindia.com the listed Mumbai market-infrastructure company still writes an exchange sentence: futures and options on bullion, base metals, energy, and agricultural commodities, plus index products under the MCX iCOMDEX family and Electricity Futures as a power-market chapter. MCX presents itself as India’s largest commodity derivatives exchange by the company’s own measure and cites Futures Industry Association ranking language that places it fourth globally by number of contracts. Those ranking lines belong on the website and in filings; they are cited here only as MCX and FIA claims, not as an independent census. The operating catalogue is the listed commodity derivatives book, warehouse and delivery coordination through the published process, membership grades from trading member to institutional trading-cum-clearing member, and MCXCCL as the central counterparty that stands between the two sides of a matched trade. The exchange says it was first in India with commodity options and with commodity-index futures. As at 30 June 2026 the company publishes 603 members and 29,474 authorized persons; those headcounts are MCX’s own yardsticks. Memoranda of understanding with CME and LME sit on the corporate record as relationship language, not as a promise that every contract is fungible across venues. Investor-education programmes, the MCCP certification path, and circulars for members remain the public operating tools. Official Facebook, X, and LinkedIn carry contract-launch notes, awareness films, and results colour. They are not a trading terminal, a brokerage help line, or a place to share OTPs, passwords, demat credentials, or payment data. Market information on those pages is official colour from the exchange, not investment advice and not a recommendation to buy or sell any commodity or derivative. Every session remains subject to market risk; a film about gold, crude, or iCOMDEX does not replace a member, a risk-disclosure document, or a prospectus. Corporate communications and investor mail belong at the addresses MCX publishes, including ir@mcxindia.com on the contact page. Follow the official pages for the operating commodity exchange, then verify every member count, product name, and ranking claim at the source.