What is the new process for clearing outstanding balances and When will the new process take effect??

What is the new process for clearing outstanding balances and When will the new process take effect??

The new process is as follows:

If the outstanding balance in a client’s trading account is not cleared within T+4 days, 5paisa will liquidate the shares on T+5 day  and t
he new process will take effect starting Monday, May 27, 2024.

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