Handling of Fixed Deposit (FD) created on my behalf from ledger.

Handling of Fixed Deposit (FD) created on my behalf from ledger.

In the case of clients who have opted for fixed deposit from the ledger, any unutilized margin on the day of settlement payout will lead to liquidation of the FDR. The interest rate will be reduced based on tenor, and a prematurity penalty will be applicable. In case you have any unused funds, they will be transferred to your registered bank account. Use the IIFL Markets app to add funds back to your account to avoid any cash shortfall penalties and experience a seamless trading process.
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