How can I cancel GTD order permanently?
To permanently cancel a GTD order, follow these steps: Go to the Orders window Select the “Good Till Date” option from the Orders tab drop down Click on `Cancel’ After… Read more »
To permanently cancel a GTD order, follow these steps: Go to the Orders window Select the “Good Till Date” option from the Orders tab drop down Click on `Cancel’ After… Read more »
To cancel the GTD order for a day, follow these steps: Go to the Orders window Select the “Single Scrip Order” from the Orders tab drop down Select ‘Order’ Click… Read more »
To place a GTD order, follow these steps: 1. Select the scrip 2. Click on Trade 3. Enter the ‘Price’ and ‘Quantity’ 4. Click on Validity tab & select the… Read more »
A GTD (Good Till Date) order is a type of trade order that remains valid until a specified date, unless it has already been executed or cancelled. GTD enables traders… Read more »
Yes, running account of funds of clients, which are scheduled to be settled in the month of September and October (till October 06, 2022) may directly be settled on October… Read more »
Excess securities (in the form of margin pledge/re-pledge) with Trading Member (TM), Clearing Member (CM) or with Clearing Corporation (CC), after adjustment of the 225% of the margin liability need… Read more »
While settling client accounts, a member cannot retain funds in excess of the balances mentioned in Point 5. Accordingly, while ascertaining retention amount, a member cannot consider debit balances of… Read more »
a) Clients settling trades through “custodians.” b) Margin received in the form of Bank Guarantees and Fixed Deposit Receipts, which are created by clients. c) Clearing members who are clearing… Read more »
The members shall not be required to send the ‘Statement of Accounts’ to clients with zero funds, zero securities and zero commodities balances and also has been flagged as ‘Inactive’… Read more »
As clarified vide Exchange circular NSE/INSP/47227 dated February 03, 2021, every member shall send a complete ‘Statement of Accounts’ for funds, securities and commodities in respect of each of its… Read more »