The Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) has successfully resumed operations from its primary data centre, shifting back from the Disaster Recovery (DR) site where trading had been conducted temporarily following a major technical issue on October 28.
According to the exchange, all trading operations are now functioning normally and smoothly, with no reported disruptions since the transition. The move marks the completion of MCX’s recovery process after the earlier four-hour outage that had halted commodity trading nationwide.
On October 28, MCX had activated its Disaster Recovery site to restore trading by 1:25 PM, after identifying a data processing issue at the trading gateway. Corrective measures were implemented immediately, and the exchange assured stakeholders that steps were being taken to enhance infrastructure robustness.
The exchange has now confirmed that operations have shifted back to the primary data centre, reinforcing trading stability. MCX also reiterated its regret for the inconvenience caused to market participants and stated it remains committed to strengthening system resilience and reliability.
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