Is BTST available in FYERS? If Yes, how much funds will be blocked?
Yes, FYERS offers the BTST (Buy Today, Sell Tomorrow) facility, allowing clients to sell shares on T+1 day, even before they are credited to the Demat account. However, BTST is only enabled for a limited list of eligible stocks and series.
Key details about BTST at FYERS
- BTST is allowed only for stocks approved by the Risk Management System (RMS)
- It is not universally available for all stocks—certain series and scrips are excluded
- You can check the eligible list in this support article
Funds and margin treatment
- If you sell BTST-eligible shares on T+1, 100% of the sale proceeds are released and available for use on the next trading day
- There is no additional margin or blocking of funds for the BTST trade itself, apart from standard settlement obligations
Always verify if a stock is BTST-eligible before selling it on T+1 to avoid short delivery risks.
What if...
| Scenario | Outcome |
|---|
| I sell a non-BTST eligible stock on T+1 | It could lead to short delivery and auction penalty. |
| I sell BTST-eligible stock on T+1 | Full proceeds are credited on the next day. |
| I want to use the funds from BTST sell | The amount becomes usable on the trading day after the T+1 sale. |
Last updated: 24 Jun 2025
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