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 get an SMS and email from NSE/BSE/MCX when I trade?
When you place and execute a trade on FYERS, the respective exchange—NSE, BSE, or MCX—sends you a confirmation via SMS and email. These notifications are part of regulatory compliance and serve to ensure transparency and investor protection. Purpose ...
What is Early Pay-in?
Early Pay-in is a process where traders can fulfill their trade obligations—either in funds or securities—before the standard settlement date. At FYERS, this mechanism helps reduce margin requirements and facilitates faster, more secure trade ...
How to avoid short delivery?
Short delivery occurs when you sell shares that you don’t actually hold in your Demat account or fail to square off intraday positions. This can lead to penalties and auction settlements. Fortunately, it’s easy to avoid if you follow some basic ...
What does 'X' settlement or cash settlement mean in trading?
In the trading world, “settlement” refers to the process of transferring securities from seller to buyer after a trade. Most trades settle with the delivery of actual shares. But in some cases, such as failure of delivery, an 'X' or cash settlement ...
What happens if my intraday equity short position isn't closed by end of day?
If you initiate an intraday short sell in equity and fail to square it off before market close, it can result in short delivery—a situation where the exchange must intervene to fulfill the trade. What is short delivery? You sell shares without ...
What happens if my intraday F&O positions aren't closed by end of day?
If you don’t square off your intraday F&O, Currency, or Commodity positions before the market closes, FYERS' Risk Management System (RMS) will intervene. Understanding how this works helps you avoid unwanted carryforwards, margin calls, or forced ...
What does T+2 settlement mean?
Settlement timelines define when your securities and funds actually exchange hands after a trade. If you're new to trading, understanding what "T+2" or "T+1" means can help you manage expectations, avoid short deliveries, and plan your trades better. ...
What is rolling settlement?
Rolling settlement is the standard mechanism used in Indian stock markets to finalize trades. It ensures that each trade is settled systematically, with payments and securities exchanged within a predictable time frame. Understanding Rolling ...
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 is an auction?
An auction in stock trading is a remedial process initiated by the exchange when a seller fails to deliver the shares by the designated settlement date. This ensures that the buyer still receives the shares they purchased. When does an auction occur? ...
What does short delivery mean and how does it impact me?
Short delivery occurs when a seller fails to deliver the promised shares within the expected settlement cycle. This situation typically arises when the seller sells shares they don’t possess or when the stock has low liquidity. Sequence of events ...
What penalties does a seller face for short delivery of shares?
Short delivery occurs when a seller fails to deliver the shares they sold. In such cases, the exchange intervenes to fulfill the obligation to the buyer, and the seller incurs penalties based on settlement rules. What happens during short delivery? ...
What steps does the exchange take if shares aren't procured during an auction?
If the exchange fails to procure the necessary shares during the auction process (usually held on T+1 or T+2), the transaction is resolved through a close-out settlement in cash. This ensures the buyer is fairly compensated despite non-receipt of the ...
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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 you added funds—this guide explains when you can expect the amount to be processed and credited to your bank account. Withdrawal Processing ...
What are the latest features in FYERS Web?
The latest TradingView library has been integrated on the FYERS Web and the following are the feature updates. New Features: 1. Icons have been provided for Exit positions, Fund Transfer, Basket Order, My Account, User Settings, Refresh Trading ...
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 is a Smart Limit Order?
A Smart Limit Order is an advanced type of limit order that allows users to set custom expiry times and actions, ensuring the expected execution of the order. It includes features like Market Protection Price (MPP) to safeguard against undesirable ...
Are there Annual Maintenance Charges (AMC) at FYERS?
No, FYERS does not levy any Annual Maintenance Charges (AMC) for maintaining your Demat or trading account. This makes FYERS cost-effective, especially for long-term investors who prefer to hold securities without frequent trading. What is AMC? AMC ...