Settlements
What Happens if the Turnover Limit is Exceeded on FYERS?
At FYERS, we maintain risk control measures to ensure a stable trading environment for all users. One such measure is the daily turnover cap. If your total trading turnover exceeds ₹15,000 Crores in a single trading day across all segments, your ...
How to apply for a rights issue?
A rights issue allows a company to offer additional shares to existing shareholders at a discounted price. If you're eligible, you’ll receive a Rights Entitlement (RE) in your Demat account. You can use this entitlement to subscribe to new shares or ...
Why Do I Receive SMS and Email Notifications from NSE, BSE, or MCX When I Trade?
At FYERS, whenever you place and execute a trade, the respective exchange such as NSE, BSE, or MCX sends you a confirmation through SMS and email. These alerts are part of SEBI’s investor protection framework and are meant to confirm that trades are ...
How Does Early Pay-in Help You Avoid Short Delivery in FYERS?
At FYERS, we use Early Pay-in (EPI) to make equity settlements faster and safer. When you sell shares that you already hold, we can deliver those securities to the exchange on trade day (T) instead of waiting until T+1. This helps reduce margin ...
What Does Settlement Mean in Trading, and How Does It Work?
At FYERS, settlement refers to the final stage of a trade, where securities are transferred from the seller to the buyer, and funds are credited from the buyer to the seller. This process ensures every trade is completed accurately and within a ...
What Happens If I Don’t Square Off My Intraday F&O, Currency, or Commodity Positions Before Market Close?
At FYERS, if you don’t manually close your intraday F&O, currency, or commodity positions before the market closes, our Risk Management System (RMS) will automatically take necessary steps to manage overnight exposure and safeguard your account from ...
What is Trade for Trade (T for T) segment?
The Trade for Trade (T for T) segment is a special settlement category where each transaction is settled individually, without allowing intraday trading or netting off trades. It is used to curb speculation and ensure delivery-based settlement in ...
What Happens If My Intraday Short Position or Delivery Obligation Isn’t Settled?
If you sell shares without holding them (short sell) and don’t square off before market close, it may result in short delivery. At FYERS, we handle such settlements strictly as per exchange regulations. The exchange may conduct an auction to source ...
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How Long Does It Take to Process a Withdrawal Request on FYERS?
Timing matters when it comes to fund withdrawals. Depending on when and how you place your request—and how the funds were added—this guide explains when you can expect the amount to be processed and credited to your bank account. Withdrawal ...
Why do I see warning messages when trading stocks on FYERS?
When placing an order on FYERS, you might occasionally see a warning message such as “Regulatory Caution.” These alerts are shown for stocks that fall under one or more regulatory, risk, or trading restrictions. They’re meant to inform and protect ...
What are alerts in the order panel?
The alerts option in the order window has been introduced to keep a check on your trading patterns and risk management. There are four options for setting alerts, namely: Price Stop-loss Value Max Loss Price: In this box, you need to enter the ...
How to get in touch with FYERS Support team?
Need assistance with your FYERS account or services? Our support team is here to help during business hours via email and phone. Whether you're facing technical issues or have account-related queries, we're committed to providing timely solutions. ...
What is Running Account Settlement/Quarterly Settlement?
Running Account Settlement, also known as Quarterly Settlement, is a SEBI-mandated process where brokers must return idle client funds from the trading account back to the client’s registered bank account. This ensures that clients retain control ...