What will happen after T+1 on receipt of delivery of shares?

What will happen after T+1 on receipt of delivery of shares?

After T+1, 5paisa will initiate a verification process to ensure compliance with the share delivery settlement.

If you have settled the debt arising from the share purchase, the shares will be transferred to your Demat account.

If you have created a forward pledge for margin funding, the shares will be transferred to your Demat account upon verification.

The shares become eligible for margin benefits upon transfer to your Demat account. However, adherence to CDSL's margin pledge procedure is necessary to receive these benefits. Please ensure compliance with the stipulated procedures to facilitate the smooth transfer of shares and the availability of margin benefits.



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