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Intraday & Holding Margin Overview

See the margin required for intraday and holding trades across major exchanges.

Exchange Intraday Margin Holding Margin
Copper, Gold And GoldM (MCX) 500x (0.20%) 50x (2.00%)
Silver And SilverM (MCX) 500x (0.20%) 25x (4.00%)
CrudeOil And NaturalGas (MCX) 500x (0.20%) 20x (5.00%)
NSE Futures 500x (0.20%) 50x (2.00%)
Gift Nifty 200x (0.50%) 100x (1.00%)
Option Buying 10x (10.00%) 2x (50.00%)
Option Selling 10,000 per Lot 20,000 per Lot
Comex 200x (0.50%) 100x (1.00%)
Currency 200x (0.50%) 100x (1.00%)
Crypto 200x (0.50%) 100x (1.00%)
Crypto Spot 100x (1.00%) 100x (1.00%)
US Stocks 50x (2.00%) 50x (2.00%)
Crude Oil Margins on Wednesday ₹10,000 (7:30 pm - 8:30 pm)
Natural Gas Margins on Thursday ₹10,000 (7:30 pm - 8:30 pm)

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500x Intraday – MCX 1 lot of Gold at ₹70,000
MCX
FORMULA Price × Lot Size ÷ Leverage ₹70,000 × 100 ÷ 500
• ₹14,000 required margin
500x Intraday – NSE 100 shares of Reliance at ₹3,000
MCX
FORMULA Price × Lot Size ÷ Leverage ₹3,000 × 100 ÷ 500
• ₹600 required margin
Holding Examples
100X Holding - MCX 1 lot of Gold at ₹70,000
MCX
FORMULA Price × Lot Size ÷ Leverage ₹70,000 × 100 ÷ 100
• ₹70,000 required margin
50x Holding - NSE 100 shares of Reliance at ₹3,000
MCX
FORMULA Price × Lot Size ÷ Leverage ₹3,000 × 100 ÷ 50
• ₹6,000 required margin

Intraday & Holding Margin Overview

See the margin required for intraday and holding trades across major exchanges.

Exchange Intraday Margin Holding Margin
Copper, Gold And GoldM (MCX) 500x (0.20%) 50x (2.00%)
Silver And SilverM (MCX) 500x (0.20%) 25x (4.00%)
CrudeOil And NaturalGas (MCX) 500x (0.20%) 20x (5.00%)
NSE Futures 500x (0.20%) 50x (2.00%)
Gift Nifty 200x (0.50%) 100x (1.00%)
Option Buying 10x (10.00%) 2x (50.00%)
Option Selling 10,000 per Lot 20,000 per Lot
Comex 200x (0.50%) 100x (1.00%)
Currency 200x (0.50%) 100x (1.00%)
Crypto 200x (0.50%) 100x (1.00%)
Crypto Spot 100x (1.00%) 100x (1.00%)
US Stocks 50x (2.00%) 50x (2.00%)

Know When Positions May Be Closed

Understanding auto-liquidation can help you manage your account more effectively. Here are five key rules that explain when and how positions may be closed.

  • MTM-based auto-cut at 70%
  • 100% holding margin required
  • Highest-loss position closed first
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01 Intraday liquidation, square-off, or auto-cut can begin once MTM loss reaches 70% and may be triggered at any level above 70%.
02 A full 100% holding margin is required to carry positions overnight. Positions without sufficient margin will be liquidated.
03 When multiple positions are open, the position with the highest loss will be liquidated first.
04 All orders, stop-losses, and liquidations are executed using available BID-ASK prices. Chart highs and lows are not used for execution.
05 If you believe there is an error in a liquidation calculation, contact Customer Support within 15 minutes. Queries raised after this period will not be accepted.

Platform & Trading Guidelines

Review these guidelines before trading. Using the platform means you agree to the applicable terms and policies.

Profits booked within 5 minutes may be treated as jobbing/scalping and may be removed.
Report any technical or software issue that prevents you from closing a position to us immediately.
VPN-based trading is strictly prohibited. Trades identified as being placed through a VPN may be cancelled.
Dividends and bonuses are applied strictly in accordance with official exchange circulars.
Cross-orders and multiple accounts operated from the same IP are not permitted under any circumstances.
Negative balance protection is provided, with the step-out level fixed at 30% margin.
SL/TP orders are executed using BID-ASK prices rather than LTP, so they may trigger beyond the highs or lows shown on charts.
Chamka, line-based, and insider trading are strictly prohibited.
Group trading is permitted only with prior written approval from our Compliance and Risk team.
Payouts may take longer when banking servers experience issues. Please allow additional processing time.
Maintain sufficient margin at all times to help avoid forced or partial liquidation.
Accounts inactive for 7 days may be locked for security. Contact Support to restore access.
Accounts dedicated solely to option selling may be terminated if total payout limits are exceeded.
Clients are solely responsible for protecting their account credentials and not sharing their passwords.
During a software issue, only existing open positions will be closed; no new positions will be opened while the issue persists.
FAQ

Quick answers to common questions

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Margin trading lets you take larger positions in the market by putting up just a fraction of the total trade value as capital.
Intraday margin is the capital needed to open a trade you plan to close within the same session. It offers higher leverage than holding margin, so you can take bigger positions with less capital — up to 500x on MCX and NSE futures, depending on the segment.
Holding margin is the capital required to carry a position beyond the current trading day. Since these positions stay open overnight, exchanges set a higher margin than intraday trades to cover the added market risk.
Auto square-off is a risk management feature that automatically closes open intraday positions before market close if you haven't exited them yourself — preventing positions from carrying forward unintentionally.
Margin is calculated based on the trading segment, contract value, market volatility, and applicable leverage.
Max Deal is the maximum trade value you can execute based on your available margin and leverage. Max Quantity is the maximum number of lots, shares, or contracts you can buy or sell with your available funds.
Margin is the amount you need to open a trade. Leverage is the multiplier that increases your exposure to the market.
Yes. Margin requirements can be adjusted based on market conditions, exchange regulations, and risk management policies.
If your account balance drops below the required margin level, your positions may be reduced or liquidated to manage risk.
Yes. Margin values are reviewed and updated regularly to reflect current market conditions and exchange requirements.
Yes. While higher leverage can boost potential profits, it can also amplify losses — so proper risk management is essential.
Liquidation is the automatic closing of positions when your account equity falls below the required maintenance margin.