Can I pledge G-Secs, T-Bills and SDLs through FYERS?
Yes, you can pledge Government Securities (G-Secs) and Treasury Bills (T-Bills) through FYERS using our online Pledge portal. These instruments are classified as cash equivalents and typically carry minimal haircuts. However, SDLs (State Development Loans) are not currently eligible for pledging on FYERS.
Instruments you can pledge
- ✅ G-Secs: Accepted for pledge
- ✅ T-Bills: Accepted for pledge
- ❌ SDLs: Not accepted for pledge at this time
Where to pledge?
- Navigate to the Pledge section on the FYERS platform.
- Select the G-Secs or T-Bills you want to pledge.
- View applicable haircuts before confirming.
What if...
| Scenario | Resolution |
|---|
| You try pledging SDLs | SDLs are not supported for pledging; consider pledging G-Secs or T-Bills instead. |
| Want to know the haircut rate | Visit our Haircuts page to check current margin availability. |
Pledging G-Secs and T-Bills is a great way to unlock margin benefits while holding safe, interest-bearing instruments in your Demat account.
Last updated: 26 Jun 2025
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