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Rights Issues and Rights Entitlements (RE) - FAQs
Q. What are Rights Entitlement (REs)? Rights Entitlements (REs) are temporary demat securities that represent the shareholder’s eligibility to apply…
Rights Issues and Rights Entitlements (RE) - FAQs - Support Arrow
Q. What are Rights Entitlement (REs)? Rights Entitlements (REs) are temporary demat securities that represent the shareholder’s eligibility to apply…
Secondary demat account - FAQs
See the steps and notes below for Arrow account opening guidance.
Secondary demat account: How to open, benefits, charges, FAQs
You can open a secondary demat account for free, entirely online through Arrow (iRage Broking Services LLP), if your Aadhaar is linked to your mobile…
Securities Transaction Tax (STT): Rates and how to calculate it
Securities Transaction Tax (STT) is a tax on buying and selling stocks and other securities on Indian stock exchanges. STT rates on futures and options…
Tax P&L and tax reports on Arrow Console
Download tax P&L and related reports from Arrow Console for filing — what each report covers and how to use them carefully.
Terms of Service for pledging
Arrow support guidance for clients of iRage Broking Services LLP (SEBI registration INZ000011262), product name Arrow. Registered office: Gift City,…
Types of stock market orders: complete guide
You can use market, limit, and stop-loss orders on Arrow to execute your trades.
Understanding DP Name, DP ID, BO ID, and Demat ID
DP name: Depository Participant (DP) name is iRage Broking Limited. The DP is a member of the depository. The demat account is opened with the…
Understanding DP Name, DP ID, BO ID, and Demat ID
DP name: Depository Participant (DP) name is iRage Broking Limited. The DP is a member of the depository. The demat account is opened with the…
Understanding DP Name, DP ID, BO ID, and Demat ID
DP name: Depository Participant (DP) name is iRage Broking Limited. The DP is a member of the depository. The demat account is opened with the…
Understanding oversubscribed IPOs: How the Allotment Works?!
When an IPO is oversubscribed, the registrar conducts a lottery to allot shares to applicants. An IPO becomes oversubscribed when the number of…
What are Arrow alerts and how to use them?
Arrow alerts are notifications that inform you when specific market conditions are met for instruments you are tracking. You can create real-time…
What are auction markets and how to participate in them on Arrow?
Auction orders currently cannot be placed in BSE’s auction market. The list of stocks and the eligible quantity that can be sold in the auction market…
What are call and trade charges?
A charge of ₹50 + 18% GST is levied when clients call iRage to place, modify, or cancel an order or when positions are squared off by iRage due to…
What are call and trade charges?
A charge of ₹50 + 18% GST is levied when clients call iRage to place, modify, or cancel an order or when positions are squared off by iRage due to…
What are CFDs (Contract for Difference)? - Support Arrow
A Contract for Difference (CFD) is a financial instrument that allows you to speculate on the price movement of an asset without owning the asset…
What are circuit limits or price bands?
Circuit limits, or price bands, are safeguards that exchanges set to prevent large price movements in instruments within very short timeframes. When an…
What are clearing charges, and is there any on Arrow?
No, iRage does not charge any clearing charges because we are a self-clearing member.
What are cover orders and how to use them?
You can use cover orders (CO) for intraday trading with built-in risk protection. A cover order combines your main order with a mandatory stop loss,…
What are currency derivatives & how to trade them?
Currency derivatives are F&O contracts traded on exchanges, similar to stock F&O contracts. However, the underlying assets of these contracts are…
What are depositories & depository participants (DPs)?
A depository is an organisation that holds your shares and other securities in electronic form. In India, there are two depositories: NSDL (National…
What are Depository Participant (DP) charges? Understand with examples
A Depository Participant (DP) charge is levied when securities move in your demat account (for example, when you sell shares and they are debited for…
What are Differential Voting Rights (DVR) shares? - Support Arrow
Differential Voting Rights (DVR) shares provide you, as a shareholder, with either higher or lower voting rights compared to ordinary shareholders of…
What are dividends & how do they work in India?
Dividends are payments companies make to shareholders from their profits. You receive cash directly into your bank account while still owning the stock.