What is Margin?

What is Margin?

1.The net funds utilized for your executed equity intraday, F&O positional /intraday trading & delivery orders.
The amount blocked for your Open orders yet to be executed.
2.Whenever you sell your shares or open F&O positions, the margin used will be negative.
3.Whenever you square off your positions, the used margin will be credited back to Available margin. This is the amount available for you to take further positions.

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