What is the changes in Limits/margin benefit from 1st Sep 2020?
SEBI and Exchanges, has introduced changes in certain rules
for collection and reporting of margins received from clients. Below areas in
which it will be an impact on the way you are availing margin benefit for
trading.- Margin Benefit while Buying shares: The benefit of purchased shares will be provided to the client after T+1.
Once the actual delivery of shares is received, the shares will be transferred
to Demat account, if debit arising from buying the shares is cleared, or you
have created a forward pledge for availing margin funding facility; else shares
will remain in Client unpaid securities account (CUSA) and will be sold on T+6 day.
- Margin Release after Selling Shares: You may ONLY
get the benefit of shares sold on T-day
(i.e. instantly on the same day of trading) if stock are under lying in Client unpaid securities account
(CUSA) , if stocks are lying unpledged in your Demat account , if stocks are lying under Margin trading facility (MTF). Benefits
of sales proceeds for Pledged stocks, Intraday Profits, BTST trades will only be
available on or after T+1 day.
- Squaring off Buy Option position to
take another position: Sale proceeds from options can only
be used for purchasing another option contract. It cannot be used for
purchasing any other stock in cash segment or futures contract.
- Buy Today and Sell Tomorrow (BTST)
: Client can only initiate a BTST transaction only if the net available margin
displayed in the Funds section in the mobile app / web login is equal to or
greater than 20% of the sale value, or order will be rejected as per the RMS
policy.
- Profits from intraday trading:
Profits arising out of intraday trading, though getting credited in the ledger
will not be available as Net Available Margin up to T+1 Day.
- Merged Settlement:
Profits arising out of intra-day trading (all segments) or any credit proceeds
arising out of sale transaction will not be available under ‘net available
margins’ till the merged (multiple) settlement are fully settled.