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BTST Trading Explained In the normal trading process, delivery shares are credited in the demat account on T+2 days (T being the day of order execution). You cannot sell shares before delivery in normal trading. However, with BTST, you can sell shares on the same day or the next day.
How soon can I sell delivery shares?
Delivery transactions do not allow an investor to buy and sell shares within the same day. The person can keep the shares in these transactions for a longer duration, depending on his/her willingness. The length will range from two days to even two or more decades. This process is called delivery trading.
Can I sell on T 2 day?
On T+1 day, you can sell the stock that you purchased the previous day. On day 3 or the T+2 day, around 11 AM shares are debited from the person who sold you the shares and credited to the brokerage with whom you are trading, who will in turn credit it to your DEMAT account by the end of the day.
Can I sell delivery shares in intraday?
This is intraday trading. Then, what is delivery that you keep hearing about? It means, you buy shares and hold them overnight and take delivery of them, then the stocks get reflected in your Demat account. You can sell them whenever you want.
You can do so the next day onwards. If you have bought stocks on BSE today then you cannot sell it on NSE the same day on Groww. Trade to trade stocks bought today cannot be sold on the same day. You can sell it only after it has been delivered to your Demat account after T+2 days.
Can I short sell in delivery?
Short selling in delivery Intraday trades are OK in the Indian market, either it can be buy and sell or sell and buy. But if you sell and don’t give delivery, it becomes short selling in delivery. This system means that if shares are purchased the client must pay the full amount and take delivery in demat account.
Can delivery trade on same day?
In delivery trading mode there is no need to sell the bought share on the same day. There are two modes of trading intra day / margin trading and delivery based trading. In delivery based trading the brokerage charges are more than intra day trading because the shares are delivered in your demat account.
Can I sell delivery shares on same day in Groww?
If you have bought stocks on BSE today then you cannot sell it on NSE the same day on Groww. You can do so the next day onwards. Trade to trade stocks bought today cannot be sold on the same day. You can sell it only after it has been delivered to your Demat account after T+2 days.
Can we square off in delivery?
You will be charged brokerage based on the nature of the trade, i.e. delivery or intraday, irrespective of order type if you enter and square-off the position in equities on the same day, trade is considered as an intraday trade and brokerage will be charged (₹20 per executed order or 0.01\%) accordingly.
Can I Sell my shares before T+2 day?
As a result, even though you buy a stock, you can’t claim to own the whole stock number until T+2 Day. If you sell this shares prior T+2 Day, you run the risk of a shortfall and a short delivery. If you wish to understand more about is T1 and T2. please go thought the website.
What is the difference between T1 and T2 day in trading?
Answer Wiki. If you sell shares on T1 or T2 or after that, it will be considered as delivery trade. So all charges will be same. In rare situation when you buy shares, you do not get shares on T2 days because of shortsell by the trader with whom your trade was matched. In this situation either you get shares on T3 day.
What is btst (buy today sell Tomorrow)?
Buy Today, Sell Tomorrow or BTST in trading is a trading facility wherein traders can sell the shares before delivery (or before the shares are credited in the demat account). In the normal trading process, shares are credited in T+2 days with T being the day of order execution.
MOSL provides the facility , to carry your share to T1 2 days on margins but they are charging 18\%per annum for this.