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Margin Trading Facility explained in 30 seconds

Learn all about Margin trade facility (MTF) in the stock market in just 30 seconds! Watch this quick video to understand the basics of margin trading and how it works.

Trade with MTF in 4 steps

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Keep the following documents & details handy when you open your account to make your journey smoother and faster

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What is MTF (Margin Trading Facility)?

With MTF, you can buy stocks by putting up just a part of the total value. We fund the rest. It’s a smart way to take larger positions without deploying your entire capital upfront. Popular with active traders, MTF helps you tap into short-term opportunities in the market. Just remember, since this involves borrowed funds, interest applies until repayment.

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FAQs

All about demat account, brokerage charges, account opening procedure and much more.

You pay a margin amount (a percentage of the trade value), and your broker funds the rest. The bought shares are pledged with the broker as collateral.

  • Buy more with less capital

  • Opportunity to amplify gains

  • Useful for short-term trades and swing positions

Only SEBI-approved stocks listed under the MTF segment are allowed. These are usually liquid, large-cap stocks.

No. The shares bought under MTF are automatically pledged by the broker as collateral.