Don’t let limited funds stop you from making the most of market opportunities. With Margin Trading Facility (MTF) at ANS, you can buy stocks by paying only a fraction of the amount and let the rest be funded by us!
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Deposit Margin
Pay a fraction of the stock value as margin.
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ANS funds the remaining amount to increase your position size.
Hold & Manage Your Position
Keep your stocks for short-term or long-term gains.
Sell or Repay Anytime
Exit your position or repay at your convenience.
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When you use MTF, ANS provides a loan against the stocks you buy, so you can trade with higher leverage. You pay a small margin amount upfront, and the remaining is covered by the broker. The borrowed amount bears some interest & must be repaid within a specified period.
Margin requirements vary based on the stock and regulations. Traders need to deposit a percentage of the trade value, typically ranging from 25% to 50%.
No, only SEBI-approved stocks under the MTF list are eligible for margin trading. The list is periodically updated as per market conditions. To see the current list of stocks available for MTF, Click Here.
ANS allows holding MTF positions for as long as you require, provided the required margin is maintained. However, interest charges may apply for extended holding periods.
No, MTF is specifically for delivery-based trades. For intraday margin, you can use MIS (Margin Intraday Square-off).
Market Volatility – Sudden price fluctuations can impact leveraged positions.
Margin Calls – If stock prices drop, you may need to deposit additional margin.
Interest Charges – MTF positions incur interest costs based on the borrowed amount.
If your margin falls below the required level, ANS may issue a margin call, requiring you to add funds. If you fail to meet the margin requirement, your positions may be squared off by the broker.