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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…
What is pledging & how to pledge for margin? - Support Arrow
Pledging is a process where you offer your securities (stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, and government securities like T-bills and SGBs) as collateral to…
What is Power of Attorney (POA)?
explained here in the Arrow / Indian securities-market context. iRage Broking Services LLP (SEBI registration INZ000011262), product name Arrow.…
What is Price Reasonability Range (PRR)?
Price Reasonability Range (PRR) is a functionality the exchange implemented in the derivatives segment to improve the exchange's pre-trade risk…
What is record date & ex-date for dividends?
See the steps and notes below for Arrow account opening guidance.
What is REIT & how to invest in REITs in India? - Support Arrow
REIT IPO applications made through UPI are considered as Non-Individual Investor (NII) category bids. Once applied, the bids cannot be cancelled or…
What is Risk Disclosure Document (RDD), equity and commodity annexure documents?
You receive the Risk Disclosure Document (RDD) when you open your Arrow account. This document explains the important risks you face when trading or…
What is SEBI?: Securities and Exchange Board of India
Arrow support help for What is SEBI?: Securities and Exchange Board of India.
What is Securities Lending and Borrowing (SLB) and how to avail it?
Securities Lending and Borrowing (SLB) allows you to lend or borrow securities at specified prices and timeframes. You can quote lending fees and…
What is Sensex? A simple guide for beginners
See the steps and notes below for Arrow account opening guidance.
What is Settlement Cycle in the Stock Market?
The settlement cycle is the time required for your trade to be settled. On Indian exchanges, the settlement cycle for all traded instruments is T+1…
What is short delivery and what are its consequences?
Short delivery happens when a seller fails to deliver shares by the settlement date. This can occur in three situations:
What is Social Stock Exchange (SSE)? - Support Arrow
Social Stock Exchange (SSE) is a separate segment of existing stock exchanges that helps social enterprises raise funds from the public through stock…
What is SPAN & exposure margin in F&O?
Standard Portfolio Analysis of Risk (SPAN) is used by exchanges to calculate risk and margins for F&O portfolios. SPAN uses the price and volatility of…
What is Stock market investing? meaning, benefits & risks
Investing in the stock market means buying securities that may increase in value, with an aim to grow your wealth over the long term.
What is tax loss harvesting & how does it work? - Support Arrow
Tax loss harvesting is the practice of selling a security at a loss to reduce or offset the taxes you owe on capital gains. You can use it to lower…
What is the “Provisional TDS amount blocked” entry in the ledger?
The Provisional TDS amount blocked entry appears on your ledger when you have a Non-PIS account, and iRage temporarily blocks funds for Tax Deducted at…
What is the 20 market depth feature?
iRage is the only retail broker to offer this Level 3 data to its clients, and this feature is only available for NSE stocks.
What is the Accessibility mode on Arrow app?
Accessibility mode makes the Arrow app easier to navigate for visually impaired clients. This mode improves compatibility with talkback and voice…
What is the Client Master Report (CMR) and how do I get it?
CMR is your demat client master from Arrow / CDSL — download it from Console for bank KYC and off-market transfers.
What is the commodity declaration option in the Account section on Console?
According to SEBI, all commodity exchanges are required to classify the market participants into various categories. MCX collects this information from…
What is the correct buy average for the partly-paid shares?
The buy average for the partly paid shares only includes the paid-up price.
What is the cut-off price in IPO applications?
The cut-off price is the offer price at which shares are issued to investors in an IPO, which can be any price within the specified price band. If you…
What is the daily limit for eMandate transactions?
You can transfer up to ₹1 crore per day through eNACH mandates. If you need to transfer more than ₹1 crore in a single day, you can transfer manually…
What is the Day's P&L in holdings and how is it calculated?
The day's P&L shows your holdings' performance since the previous market close by comparing the previous day's closing price with the current Last…