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<h1>SEBI Circular Introduces Direct Market Access for Faster Trading; Brokers Must Apply for Approval and Ensure Compliance.</h1> The circular introduces the Direct Market Access (DMA) facility, allowing brokers to provide clients direct access to exchange trading systems through the broker's infrastructure. DMA offers advantages such as faster order execution, reduced manual errors, and increased transparency. Brokers must apply to stock exchanges for DMA approval, ensuring compliance with specified conditions. Operational specifications include maintaining audit trails and security features. Initially, DMA is restricted to institutional clients, requiring a broker-client agreement outlining usage and risk management protocols. Brokers are liable for DMA trades and cannot cross client orders. Exchanges must amend rules and report implementation status to SEBI, with a review scheduled after six months.