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In a clarification issued in response to an exchange query, the company said the disruption occurred at around 1420 hours and impacted some clients attempting to access its web interface.
According to the company, the issue was limited to the web platform and did not affect its Android or iOS-based trading applications. Angel One stated that its mobile apps functioned normally without any disruption during the period of the global outage, and clients continued to have uninterrupted and full ability to transact through the mobile channels.
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The company noted that the incident had no material impact. Angel One added that the movement in its share price on December 5 was purely market-driven and not related to the temporary access issue.
A glitch in the content delivery service firm Cloudflare, due to the rollout of a system update, disrupted other operations of several online platforms. This was the third major disruption for Cloudflare users in India within a period of six months between July and December.
When contacted, Cloudflare said the disruption on its network was not due to any cyber attack but due to the implementation of an update.
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“A change made to how Cloudflare’s Web Application Firewall parses requests impacted the availability of Cloudflare’s network at approximately 8:47 GMT and concluded approximately 9:13 GMT. This was not an attack; the change was deployed by our team to help mitigate the industry-wide vulnerability disclosed this week in React Server Components,” the company said.
Shares of Angel One Ltd ended at ₹2,650.40, up by ₹25.95, or 0.99%, on the BSE.
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