Expiry dates mark the last day on which a contract can be traded or exercised. They are important because they help define the validity period of a contract, after which it ceases to exist. Knowing these dates helps traders manage positions effectively and avoid unexpected expiration.

Expiry dates impact the timing of your open positions. As the expiry date approaches, liquidity may decrease, and spreads may widen. It's important to close or adjust positions before expiry to avoid unintended risks or costs.

No, once a contract expires, it can no longer be traded. You will need to close or roll over any positions before the expiration to ensure you don’t face automatic settlement.

 KIRA provides an up-to-date list of all contract expiry dates in the platform’s market calendar. These dates are also visible in the details of each contract before you enter a trade.

 If you miss the expiry date, your positions may be automatically closed or settled. Depending on the contract and market conditions, this could result in additional fees, losses, or penalties. Always keep track of the expiry to avoid unexpected outcomes.

Yes, KIRA allows you to roll over contracts before their expiry to extend your position into a new contract period. The process depends on the contract type and can be done via the platform.