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What is F&O (Futures and Options)?
Futures and options are financial derivatives that allow traders to speculate on the price movements of an underlying asset without actually owning it.…
What is Financial Action Task Force (FATF) list?
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is a global watchdog that combats money laundering and terrorist financing by setting international standards…
What is Good Till Triggered (GTT) order and its types?
The Good Till Triggered (GTT) feature allows you to place an order that stays active until the trigger condition is met. Your GTT remains valid for one…
What is In-Person Verification (IPV), and why is it required?
It is recommended to use Google Chrome to complete the IPV.
What is iNAV and how to view it on Arrow? - Support Arrow
iNAV (Intraday Net Asset Value), also called Indicative Net Asset Value, is the real-time estimated fair value of an ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund). iNAV…
What is India VIX & how to read it?
India VIX is a volatility index published by NSE. It measures the market's expectation of volatility in the Nifty 50 over the next 30 days, expressed…
What is Indicative yield?
You can use indicative yields to compare different government securities (G-Secs), but your actual returns will depend on auction prices.
What is interoperability of exchanges and how does this affect my Equity and F&O trading?
Interoperability allows trades from different exchanges to settle through a single clearing corporation. Previously, NSE trades were cleared only…
What is IPO? Understanding initial public offerings, types & process
Arrow support help for What is IPO? Understanding initial public offerings, types & process.
What is Kill Switch?
You can use the Kill Switch feature to disable a specific trading segment or take a break from trading. This feature is part of the nudge initiative,…
What is KYC & how to check KYC status online?
Know Your Customer (KYC) is a process that determines your identity and details such as income and profession. You must complete KYC as per SEBI…
What is legal guardian letter and why is it needed to open minor account?
You need a Legal Guardian Letter when opening a minor's account if you are not the child's biological parent. This court-issued document proves your…
What is margin penalty & why is it charged?
A margin penalty is a charge the exchange imposes when you fail to maintain sufficient margins in your trading account. Clients are required by…
What is margin penalty & why is it charged?
A margin penalty is a charge the exchange imposes when you fail to maintain sufficient margins in your trading account. Clients are required by…
What is Mark to Market (MTM)?
Mark to Market (MTM) in futures is a process of revaluing your open futures contracts at the end of each trading day to determine the profit or loss…
What is market depth & how to read it?
Market depth displays the best 5 bids and offers along with additional data points like Open, High, Low, Close (OHLC), volume, circuit limits, and…
What is market price protection in Alert Triggers Order (ATO)?
Market price protection in Alert Triggers Order (ATO) executes trades immediately at the best available price while protecting against extreme price…
What is Market protection on the order window?
Market protection executes your orders immediately at the best available price while reducing the risk of price variation. Unlike a regular market…
What is my user ID to log in to Arrow's trading platform?
Your user ID for Arrow, iRage's trading platform, appears as soon as you complete your account opening forms with e-signature.
What is Nifty 50? meaning, calculation and list of companies
See the steps and notes below for Arrow account opening guidance.
What is Nudge?
Nudges are real-time alerts shown on Arrow, our trading platform, that warn users of risks associated with a particular trade before they execute the…
What is option premium in the funds tab?
The Options premium in your Arrow funds tab shows the total premium you have received from writing or shorting options. Your available cash margin…
What is periodic call auction and why are some stocks traded in this category?
Periodic call auction is a special trading mechanism where stocks trade in scheduled auction sessions instead of continuous trading throughout the day.…
What is PIS? How NRIs Can Get a PIS Permission Letter
You can get a Portfolio Investment Scheme (PIS) permission letter through any RBI-authorised bank where you hold an NRE account. PIS allows you as an…
What is pledging & how to pledge for margin?
Pledging is a process where you offer your securities (stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, and government securities like T-bills and SGBs) as collateral to…