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Angel Broking Margin Exposure Limit, Leverage for Intraday and F&O

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Margin Policy Update

As per the SEBI circular dated November 19, 2019, starting from September 01, 2021, brokers cannot offer additional margin (i.e. 20x) in any segment including intra-day at BSE, NSE and MCX. The margin is now decided by the exchange and remains the same for all brokers. For all intraday product types i.e. MIS, BO, CO trades, the leverage will be the same which is the VAR+ELM margin. Visit New margin requirements in India Stock Market to know more.

Angel Broking Limited is a Mumbai based full-service stock broker. The company provides a range of trading and investment services including broking, research, margin funding, and Portfolio Management Services.

Angel Broking is one of the few full-service brokers to offer flat-fee brokerage plan called 'Angel iTrade PRIME Plan'. The brokerage fee under the plan is Rs 20 per trade in all segments except Equity Delivery, for Equity Delivery there are no charges, it is provided for free to all users.

Angel Broking also has a dedicated research team that provides market insights and trading calls to its customers. The research team publishes a range of reports on equity, commodity, currency, IPOs and markets etc.

Angel Broking offers its services online as well as offline. For online trading, it offers a range of online trading software including-

Angel SpeedPro (Desktop Trading App)
Angel Broking Trade (Online Trading Website)
Angel Broking App (Mobile Trading App)
Angel ARQ (Rule-based Investment Recommendation Tool)

Angel Broking has a strong pan India presence with over 110 branch offices and 11,000 sub-brokers across 1800+ cities (as of June 2018). The branch offices act as service points for customers to place their trades and address issues related to the company's services.

Angel Broking is a member of BSE, NSE, MSEI, NCDEX and MCX. It is also registered with CDSL as a depository participant (DP) and AMFI as a Mutual Fund distributor. As of June 30. 2018, the company is managing Rs. 113.02 billion in assets of over 1.11 million active accounts.

Angel Broking Exposure Limit

Angel Broking provides exposure leverage to its customers. This facility allows customers to trade multiple times over the available funds in their account. The extent of margin exposure limit varies depending on segments and trade types. For example, on intraday trades, Angel Broking offers 48 times exposure on approved stocks. So, if you have Rs 10,000 in your account, you can trade up to Rs 4,80,000 in approved stocks.

Key Points About Angel Broking Margin Policy

The exposure facility is given only on select stocks. Please check the list of stocks qualifying for exposure leverage before placing an order.
To avail the margin funding facility, customers need to open an NBFC account with the company. The funding is provided by Angel Fincap Pvt Ltd (AFPL).
You need to have margin money in your account before placing an order on exposure. Alternatively, if you have sold some stocks, the trade proceeds can be used to place your margin order.

Special Offer: Brokerage free equity delivery trades, free tips and flat Rs 20 intraday and F&O trade brokerage. Open Instant Account and start trading today.

Angel Broking Margin

Segment	Trading Margin
Equity Delivery	Upto 3x with 24% interest per year
Equity Intraday	Upto 10x
Equity Future	Upto 4x
Equity Option	3x for shorting
Currency Future	Upto 2x
Currency Option	Upto 5x for shorting
Commodity Future	3x
Commodity Option

Angel Broking Special Offer

Discount Brokerage Plan (Flat Rate Pricing)

Get a full-service trading account with discount broker pricing. Pay Rs 0 brokerage for equity delivery and flat Rs 20 brokerage for Intraday and F&O trades. Get high-quality research reports and personalized services for free. Open Instant Account and start trading in just a few minutes.

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12 Comments

12. Ritam Chakraborty Jun 8, 2021 21:14

I want to know about equity Holding margin ...how much interest charges will pay for using margin.and how many days are interest free??? please send me a proper messege.

11. Dhruva Nayak May 31, 2021 07:09

Where can I find the list of stocks with available margin with them?

10. Vijay Kumar May 26, 2021 17:56

What is other margin, some of my amount on hold in other margin.. can anyone clarity it please

9. Nipin kumar Mar 30, 2021 22:19

why your chart is so pathetic other than any trading platform. most hang from 9.30 between 12.30.

9.1. Gaurav Salve Apr 26, 2021 17:54

Same problem with me.

8. Bheemesh Mar 19, 2021 12:41

How many daysof limit delivery margin

7. Vincent Chandran Feb 22, 2021 14:58

Sir/Madam, what is your system to transfer fund from bank account to trade account and from trade account to bank account of a trader?

6. Sanjay kumar Dec 20, 2020 14:24

How can we buy bank nifty future, nifty future ,stocks future

5. Sachin Madhukar Chaughule Aug 6, 2020 21:57

nifty50 and banknifty future intraday trading for one lot each how much deposit is required

5.1. Satish Nagar Nov 26, 2020 09:53

For shorting banknifty f&O i.e ce/pe how much deposit is required for 1 lot in delivery.

4. Rahul Aug 26, 2020 15:04

which shares i can buy with leverage

3. Anand Jul 1, 2020 21:48

nifty50 future intraday trading for one lot how much deposit is required

2. RAMESH Jun 7, 2020 20:10

sir in equity future ,how can I find the margin list,any leverage available for future contract???
suppose i have 200k how many lots i can buy ICICI FUTER . and how can i contact through phone (ph no??) because nobody lifts the phone and no response for mail also.

1. Motee Lal Jun 3, 2020 00:21

Suppose I have 1000 rs and i am going to take margine 48 time

then it will be 48000
and i earned 2000 then what will be my margine charge?

and what will be my total profit?

1.1. Ujwal Sandeep Jun 5, 2020 02:39

If you have 10k and you buy stocks worth 480k, so you got 470k as loan from the broker.....then let's say you sold the stocks for a value of 500k.
You return 470k to the broker and keep your 10k and the 20k profit.
You will end up paying the brokerage and taxes.