Trading FAQs
What are the trading restrictions during F&O ban?
As per regulations, you cannot increase your delta based exposure during F&O ban. You can exit positions or take new positions that reduce or offset…
What are Trade to Trade or T2T stocks?
Trade to Trade (T2T) stocks are highly speculative stocks or those suspected of price manipulation that exchanges move to a special segment. You cannot…
What are unsettled funds?
Unsettled funds in your account represent the funds you expect to receive from profits made or stocks sold. Settlement for trades is not instant, and…
What do Repay and Recall mean in SLB, and how can I foreclose my SLB position?
You can exit your SLB position before contract expiry through repay (for borrowers) or recall (for lenders) mechanisms.
What do the different groups on NSE and BSE mean?
NSE and BSE categorise shares into different series or groups to distinguish them. For instance, the shares in the EQ category on NSE have a rolling…
What does clubbing of open position limit on MCX mean?
When you hold multiple commodity accounts (Individual, Corporate, Partnership, HUF, etc.) with different or the same broker, the exchange clubs all…
What does GSM mean?
The Graded Surveillance Measure (GSM) framework was introduced by SEBI in collaboration with the exchanges. Its primary objective was to strengthen…
What does IRP (Insolvency Resolution Process) mean?
As per iRage's policy, fresh buying is blocked in stocks under IRP stage 1 and above
What does Rollover mean?
Rollover means carrying forward your futures position by switching from the current-month contract closer to expiration to another-month contract with…
What does the SM or M symbol beside a stock mean?
The SM and M symbols identify stocks listed on special exchanges for small and medium enterprises:
What happens if the option contract is not squared off on the expiry date?
The outcome depends on whether your option is a stock option or index option, and whether it expires In-The-Money (ITM), Out-Of-The-Money (OTM), or…
What happens to my investments if a stockbroker becomes bankrupt?
Regulators have put strong measures in place to ensure the safety of both your holdings and funds if your stockbroker defaults.
What happens to the funds and holdings if a stockbroker defaults?
The regulators have put in place strong measures to ensure the safety of both clients' holdings and funds if their stockbroker defaults.
What happens when a stock is suspended?
When exchanges suspend a stock, you cannot trade it and it disappears from your Arrow holdings. However, you can still view suspended stocks in Console…
What happens when a stock is suspended?
When exchanges suspend a stock, you cannot trade it and it disappears from your Arrow holdings. However, you can still view suspended stocks in Console…
What is a daily margin statement, and how to understand it?
A daily margin statement provides detailed information about your trading margins on days when you trade. This report shows your deposited margins…
What is a settlement holiday and its impact?
A settlement holiday occurs when stock markets remain open for trading, but the depositories (NSDL and CDSL) remain closed. This affects specific types…
What is Additional surveillance measures (ASM)?
Additional Surveillance measure (ASM) is an initiative by the Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and exchanges to safeguard the interests of the…
What is Arrow terminal mode?
Arrow terminal mode is a customisable workspace within Arrow that lets you choose your layout, add the widgets you need, and arrange them however you…
What is Arrow's brokerage calculator?
iRage's brokerage calculator helps you calculate the approximate brokerage and taxes for your trades and shows break-even points and expected net…
What is Arrow's policy on the physical settlement of equity derivatives on expiry?
You must give or take delivery of the underlying stock if you hold an In The Money (ITM) stock option or a futures contract upon expiry². All stock F&O…
What is available cash and opening balance on Arrow?
The Available cash field on Arrow displays the funds in your Arrow account, which may consist of withdrawable balance, unsettled funds from profits or…
What is BTST (Buy Today, Sell Tomorrow) in Indian stock markets
BTST stands for Buy Today, Sell Tomorrow. The Indian capital markets follow a T+1 settlement cycle. For instance, if a stock is purchased on Monday, it…
What is BZ Category of stocks on NSE?
The BZ group contains stocks that fail to comply with SEBI's Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements (LODR). The SEBI disclosure circular
What is CDSL TPIN? How to use it for selling stock holdings
for your Arrow account, you can sell shares without entering CDSL T-PIN and OTP, and the