Is it possible to sell my holdings after submitting a pledge request?

Is it possible to sell my holdings after submitting a pledge request?

Yes, you can sell your holdings after raising a pledge request, effective from 1st December 2024. Although pledge and unpledge requests are processed at the end of the day (EOD), we still allow the sale of pledged shares in the interim.

Points to remember:
  1. The pledge request will be automatically cancelled when you sell the pledged holdings.
  2. You can sell pledged shares even after submitting a pledge request.
  3. This flexibility ensures you can manage your holdings efficiently, even while the pledge request is pending.

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