When will the running account amount be settled?

When will the running account amount be settled?

If you have opted for Monthly settlement, running account shall be settled on first Friday of each month.


If you have opted for Quarterly settlement, it will be settled on the first Friday of every Quarter.


If the first Friday is a trading holiday, then such settlement shall happen on the previous trading day.


If you have not traded for a span of 30 days, then payout will be processed in the next 3 days.


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