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What happens if you do not pledge on time? If you dont pledge on the same day before 9 pm or have a margin shortfall, it will trigger automatic squaring off your position on T+7 day. You can pledge the securities anytime to get the additional limit/margin.
Pledging is simply a way of taking loans against your shares. In other words, pledging is a way to access some extra funds for your trading and investments by using some existing investments as collateral. The shares are kept as collateral with your broker who in turn lends you funds to trade in exchange.
Stock does not charge any interest to avail margin with Pledge Shares for Intraday trades. For FO trades, the interest is ZERO unless there is a margin shortfall. In case of a margin shortfall, an interest of just 0.0274% per day, is charged.
Pledge in the stock market means taking a loan against its securities. This arrangement is typical for companies where investors hold many shares. The borrower retains ownership of these stocks and receives dividends, interests, and capital gains on those shares.
Pledging of shares is common for investors who haveshares worth high value in their holdings. The share value keeps changing, and so does the collateral value as there are constant fluctuations in the market. By pledging shares, investors can avoid losing trade opportunities if they have low cash margins.
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Access to additional cash for various financial requirements, such as margin for trading or other financial needs is one of the key advantages of pledging shares. If an investor pledges shares, there is no tax liability associated with it. Pledging does not require the borrower to sell these shares.
Promoters can pledge any percentage of their holdings to banks. However, pledging more than 50% will increase the risk for the company. Hence, you may avoid investing in a company with high promoter pledges to avoid any risk.
In the stock market, pledging refers to the act of using shares as collateral for obtaining loans. When an investor pledges their shares, they retain ownership but provide them as security to a lender. There are two primary types of pledge: promoter pledge and non-promoter pledge.

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