Get 4X Margin with
Sell your MTF holdings only when you want to.
Up to 75% of the margin will be funded by Dhan!
Trade & invest in 950+ scrips with Margin Trading Facility on Dhan.
Understand the MTF benefits you'll get from Dhan for every scrip before investing.
You'll be able to choose MTF in the existing Order Placement flow that's simple & easy!
View shares bought via MTF in a dedicated section in your holdings.
Sell from MTF order screen instantly without the need for separate un-pledging.
Set a Target or Stop-Loss with MTF.
MTF pledge charge levied once per scrip, regardless of the no. of orders for the same scrip.
You can pledge your holding to get MTF benefits easily.
View all charges and fees with the Txn Estimator on Dhan.
MTF is active for all Dhan users and is visible for all tradeable scrips on the Order window.
Gain from market swings over a short time with limited funds.
Use interest free margins for Buy Today Sell Tomorrow trades.
Buy stocks with a small margin and hold it for the long term.
Every Dhan user can access Margin Trading Facility!
Margin Trading Funding on Dhan allows you to take positions on stocks for a fraction of the total value. The rest? It’s funded by Dhan!
Margin Trading Facility (MTF) allows equity traders to take up leveraged
positions. What this means is simple - the trader will pay a fraction of the position value
while the broker funds the remaining amount. At Dhan, we give up to 4X leverages on 950+
stocks. Example below:
If a client has Rs. 25,000, he can buy a stock of worth Rs. 1,00,000 with 4X leverage
provided by Dhan.
Dhan provides Margin Trading Facility (MTF) that allows you to trade with 4x leverage on 950+ scrips. That’s not all - you can even access the industry-first MTF estimator to understand the benefits of margin funding before entering a trade.
Margin trading can be useful for swing traders and BTST traders who aim to capture short-term price swings. On Dhan, you can trade with 4x leverage using margin funding. All you have to do is open a margin trading account!
MTF allows you to do more with less. That’s why it’s the go-to feature for swing traders and BTST traders. For example, you could get 4x leverage on Dhan on 950+ scrips.
An interest of 0.0438% will be charged per day effective from the settlement date on the
funded amount. For instance, let’s say you buy a stock and you have a margin of Rs 10,000
and Dhan has funded Rs 30,000. Now you want to sell it after 10 days. Interest will be
charged for 9 days considering T+1 settlement and calculated as follows:
Rs 30,000 X 0.0438% per day x 9 days = Rs 118.26
Trading with MTF on Dhan is simple and convenient. The order flow for placing a trade with MTF is the same as trading or investing. Simply select MTF as order type and place the order. Once it goes through, you’ll be able to view all your MTF holdings in one single screen!
Cash as well as non cash holdings can be used as collateral while placing trades via MTF. Available Funds for MTF would be your combined ledger plus pledged holdings.
Stocks bought using Margin Funding can be held for an unlimited number of days, provided you maintain the necessary margins on a daily basis. Holdings will be liquidated if holding Coverage falls below 20%.
Shares bought using MTF must be pledged in favour of your broker. Follow these steps to
authorise the pledge:
In such a scenario, your holdings will be converted into normal holdings. Incase of insufficient balances in your account, they will be sold by our systems on T+5 days.
Here is a list of shares that can be bought using Margin Funding.
To exit, simply select MTF as order type while selling. No separate un-pledging required .
A pledge and un-pledge charge of ₹ 12.5 /transaction / ISIN + GST each is applicable.
Yes. You can do BTST trades using MTF
MTF holdings can be liquidated by our Risk Management Systems (RMS) under the following
circumstances:
Only securities included in Group 1 stock of the exchange categorisation are available for margin funding. Our RMS further excludes certain securities if they do not meet predefined liquidity requirements.
An order placed by you may not be booked as an MTF order due the following reasons:
Choose MTF on Dhan and do more with your capital.