When can the funds be withdrawn if the shares are sold or positions are closed today?
Withdrawals from the trading account are possible only when the funds are available in the Withdrawable balance. The proceeds from selling shares or exiting positions can only be withdrawn after the trades are settled. In Indian Stock Market, the settlement cycle for all traded instruments is T+1 day, where T means the trading day. Consequently, the funds will become
withdrawable after the EOD T+1 day.
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