How Voluntary Freezing of Your FYERS Trading Account Works

How does voluntary freezing of trading account work?

Voluntary freezing of your FYERS trading account allows you to temporarily disable the online access to your account along with all trading activities. This ensures that no one can access your account and no trades can be executed until the account is unfrozen. For more details, you can refer to the SEBI circular.

To know how to raise a request, refer to this article.
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