Short answer
Your holdings on Arrow only include instruments that are listed and actively traded on exchanges. However, your holdings values may differ between Arrow and Console because of:
Suspended, delisted, or unlisted shares: These shares are not actively traded and may not appear with accurate values on Arrow.
Shares categorised as GSM 3 or above: These shares are traded on exchanges only once a week.
Locked-in shares: These include shares obtained through ESOPs (Employee Stock Ownership Plans) or shares subject to lock-in periods.
Impact on displayed values
The value of these specific holdings may not be accurately reflected on Arrow, which creates a discrepancy between the holdings you see on Arrow and Console. Console provides a comprehensive view of all your holdings, while Arrow focuses on actively tradeable instruments.
Related
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- Open account: kyc.arrow.trade
- Trade on Arrow: app.arrow.trade
- Support: support@arrow.trade