How client can pledge stocks to increase margin?

How client can pledge stocks to increase margin?

You can pledge stock to increase margin by following the steps;

Through IIFL Markets mobile app 

Login to the mobile app
Click on Funds section available at the bottom of the screen
Click on "Pledge Holdings to Increase Margin" link below the "Available Margin"
Select the stocks that you want to pledge.
Click on Submit request
An OTP will be sent on your registered mobile number & email ID
Enter the OTP on the CDSL or NSDL page to approve the pledge
Once the pledge request is approved, margin will be provided against the pledged stock within 5 minutes.

Through IIFL Markets Web Portal

1. Log in to https://markets.iiflcapital.com/home
2. Click on Holdings
3. Click on pledge
4. Then client can find a section "Create Pledge"

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