What are Funds Settlement Payout Guidelines ?

What are Funds Settlement Payout Guidelines ?

Running account client will be settled on first Friday of every Quarter ( Quarterly Client) i.e. October 2022, January 2023, April 2023, July 2023 and so on. For a Monthly payout enabled client the client would get settled every month on 1st friday. If first Friday is a trading holiday, then such settlement shall happen on the previous trading day.If client has not traded for a span of 30 days, client is treated as Inactive and payout will be processed in next 3 days.
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