Where client can see how many shares are pledged?

Through TTweb-

1. Log in to TT Web

2. Click on Holdings

3. Click on pledge securities

4. Then client can find a section "Unpledge"

5.Under Unpledge client can find all the pledge holding

Through Mobile Application-

1. Login to Mobile App

2. Click on the Funds section in the app

3. Click on the "Pledge holding to Increase your margin" link below the Available Margin

4. Select the stocks that you want to pledge and click on Submit Request

5. An OTP will be sent to your registered mobile number and email ID

6. Enter the OTP on the CDSL or NSDL page to approve the pledge

7. Once the pledge request is approved, margin will be provided against the pledged stock within 5 minutes

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How client will get margin on shortage of shares?
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