Margin Intraday Square Off Stocks List
Stocks with Margin Intraday Square Off Facility (MIS)

Frequently Asked Questions
Questions on your mind? Dont worry we have the answers!
Margin Intraday Squareoff or "Trading Orders" (on Dhan) is a stock market order where buy or sell order is squared off on the same day before the stock market closes.
Intraday margin stocks need to be compulsarily squared off before the market closes.
Considering 2 scenarios - intraday and delivery. If a stock is priced at Rs. 10 and Mr. A wants to buy 10 stocks for delivery order, he will have to pay Rs. 100.
With MIS order, Mr. A can purchase the same stocks only by paying Rs. 20 (assuming the stock has 5x intraday leverage).
The reason why certain stocks are not available for intraday margins is due to factors such as volatility, market capitalization and liquidity.
- Boosts ROI
- Increase capital purchasing power
- Enables investments in stocks of high value
- Closely monitored by exchanges & the apex regulatory body SEBI
- Potential to lose more than your investment
- Securities might get sold off if the trader is unable to maintain margins
- Upper circuit when bought first and lower circuit when sold first: Positions gets automatically squared off.
- Bought stocks and then hit lower circuit: Stock delivery (carried forward to next day) and squared-off.
- Sold stocks and then hit upper circuit: Positions will be auctioned off by the exchange.
Ideally, in intraday margins, if the positions are not closed, it gets auto squared off by 03:20 PM. However, in exceptional circumstances, the positions get carried forward to the next trading day. The reasons for it includes stocks hitting circuit limit, internet or system failure, etc.
- Select stock and tap on "Buy".
- From the given tabs, "Trading" is by default selected tab. Tap on "Instant Buy".

