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What does the margin required amount on the Arrow order window mean?
The margin required amount shows you the real-time margin needed for your trade before you place the order. This calculation considers your selected…
What does the P symbol indicate on the Arrow Holdings page?
The P symbol shows how many shares you have pledged from your holdings of that stock. The QTY column displays your remaining unpledged shares.
What does the profit and loss heat-map on Console represent?
The profit and loss heatmap on Console represents your daily gross profit and loss (P&L) reports. The P&L uses two distinct colours: green indicating…
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 does the Tata Motors demerger mean for shareholders?
Tata Motors is splitting its business into two separate listed companies. One company will focus on commercial vehicles (trucks, buses, pickups), while…
What does the Trade book heat map on Console represent?
The trade book heat map provides a visual representation of the trade book, using a colour-coding system to indicate the count of trades. The 4 colour…
What happens after a bid for an IPO is placed?
After you place your bid, the exchange submits it to the bank via the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) to get the mandate request on your…
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 if your account opening application is put on hold for rectifications?
If your account opening application is put on hold, you will receive an email at your registered email ID explaining the rejection reason and the…
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 NRI-minor account holder completes 18 years of age?
The minor account must be converted to an NRI-Individual account once the minor turns 18 years old.
What happens when a SDL, T-bill and G-sec matures?
The government automatically debits matured securities from your demat account and credits the amount to your primary bank account within 15 working days.
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 "Pay-in" in the funds tab?
Pay-in shows the amount you have added to your Arrow account. You will also see these funds as Available margin on both your dashboard and funds tab.
What is a Bonus issue?
A bonus issue is the distribution of free shares by the company to the existing shareholders. A company may decide to distribute additional shares as…
What is a buyback of shares & how does it work? - Support Arrow
A buyback, or share repurchase, is a corporate action where a company buys back its own stocks from shareholders, usually at a price higher than the…
What is a contract note?
A contract note is the legal record of all transactions through stockbrokers on stock exchanges, and it includes all the trades executed on a…
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 demat account?: Meaning, Benefits & Process
A demat account, short for "dematerialised account," is a digital storage space for your investments. Instead of getting physical share certificates…
What is a Follow-on Public Offering (FPO)?
A Follow-on Public Offering (FPO) is a type of public offering where a publicly traded company raises additional capital by issuing new shares to the…
What is a fractional share?
A fractional share is a portion of a stock that is less than one full share and is typically a result of corporate actions such as stock splits or…
What is a holdings report and how do I download it? - Support Arrow
A holdings report displays the number of securities held in your portfolio as of a specific date.
What is a Margin calculator?
The margin calculator helps you calculate the margins required and the leverage offered for trades in all segments. You can use it to check allowed…