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What are the charges levied at the time of transaction?

  • Brokerage
  • STT/CTT
  • Exchange Transaction Charges
  • SEBI Charges
  • GST
  • Stamp duty

What is the brokerage charged by you?

PRODUCT CHARGES
Delivery - Equity Rs. 20 per executed order or 0.1% of Turnover whichever is lower
Intraday - Equity Rs. 20 per executed order or 0.05% of Turnover whichever is lower
Futures - Equity / Currency / Commodity Rs. 20 per executed order or 0.05% of Turnover whichever is lower
Options - Equity / Currency / Commodity Rs. 20 per executed order
Mutual Funds No Brokerage

What is STT/CTT?

Security Transaction Tax (STT) is the tax levied by the Government when transacting on the securities market. It is levied based on the product traded.

PRODUCT CHARGES
Delivery - Equity 0.1% on Buy and Sell side
Intraday - Equity 0.025% on Sell side
Futures - Equity / Commodity 0.01% on Sell side
Options - Equity / Commodity 0.05% on Sell side
Futures & Options -Currency No Charges

 

Please Note* while trading in Commodities Market it is referred as Commodity Transaction Tax (CTT) and not Security Transaction Tax (STT).

 

What is Exchange Transaction Charges?

Exchange Transaction charges are the amount charged by Exchanges on all trades. It’s levied by Exchange on the traded volume of the customer and is generally specified in terms of rupees per Crore of Turnover.

PRODUCT CHARGES (IT IS RUPEE PER CRORE)
Equity Spot NSE: 345 and BSE: 275
Equity Futures NSE: 200 and BSE: 200
Equity Options NSE: 5300 and BSE: 2500
Currency Futures NSE: 90 and BSE: 125
Currency Options NSE: 3500 and BSE: 3500
Commodity Futures MCX: 350
Commodity Options MCX: 300

Please note that BSE charges higher transaction charges separately for various groups of securities (P, R, X and Z group XC, XD, XT, Z and ZP).

What are SEBI charges?

The SEBI charges is calculated presently @ Rs. 10 per crore (w.e.f. 01.06.2021) for both Intraday and Delivery trades on the traded volume of the customer in all segments.

What is GST?

Goods and Service tax (GST) is levied by the Government @ 18% on brokerage & Exchange Transaction charges which are classified as IGST, SGST and CGST.

  • IGST: Integrated Goods & Services Tax (IGST) of 18% is applicable when there is an Inter-state transaction made i.e. the broker and client are from the different state.
  • SGST & CGST: Here GST of 18% is divided between State Goods & Services Tax (SGST) @ 9% and Central Goods & Services Tax (CGST) @ 9% is applicable when there is an Intra-state transaction made i.e. the broker and client are from the same state.

Since Tradejini is located in Karnataka, IGST is applicable for clients located in other states than Karnataka whereas SGST and CGST are applicable for clients located in Karnataka.

Will I be charged AMC even if there are no transactions at all?

AMC is charged only to Demat account holders and Yes AMC will be charged even if there are no transactions. The charge is once a year @ Rs. 300 + GST.

What is Call N Trade and is there any additional charges for it?

In case clients are unable to trade on their own due to various reasons including loss of internet connectivity etc., they can call Tradejini Dealing Desk to place orders on their behalf which is Call  N Trade,  In case of such executed orders, we charge a nominal fee of Rs. 20 + GST Per executed Order.

What are DP (Depository Participant) charges?

Dp charges include the following:

1: AMC (Annual maintenance charges)Rs. 300 + GST per year
2: DP transaction charge of Rs.14.5+ GST per scrip (for any value)will be debited for all sell side transaction only.
3: For Mutual Fund Rs.14.50 + GST per folio (for any value) will be debited for Demat redemption.
4: As per Govt Notification w.e.f. 01st Jul 2020 all Off Market Transactions in Demat account would be subject to stamp duty charges on upfront basis @ 0.015% of the consideration value.
5: DP transaction charge of Rs.14.5+ GST per scrip (for any value) will be debited for all stock movements from client account to Tradejini Margin Account.

What is Stamp Duty?

It is a direct tax collected by State Governments under Section 3 of the Indian Stamp Act, 1899. A Stamp Duty paid document is considered a legal document which can be presented as evidence in court of law.

As per Government Notification (CG-DL-E-30032020-218954) dated 30th March 2020, the implementation of Unified Stamp Duty is effective 01st of July 2020 replacing the existing state wise levy ...read more.

What is Back-Office [Customer Care portal]?

It is a digital book of accounts which reflects all your transactions with Tradejini.
Click here to login.

How do I change my Customer Care portal [Back-office] password?

Login to Back Office → select “Profile” tab → select “Change TPIN / Password” → enter “Current & New Password” → click “Submit”.

What are the various features of our Back Office?

Prominent features are:

  • Dashboard for a quick view of account status.
  • Provides individual segment wise portfolio of your holdings.
  • Allows you to place a request for Pay-In & Pay-Out.
  • Referral tab to refer and check referral earning.
  • Check your registered details.
  • Refer to the latest circulars.
  • Generates various reports:
    • Ledger
    • P&L Report
    • Global Report
    • Contract Note
    • Trade Registry
    • Tax P&L Report

For more details please visit Back Office

What does the pie-chart in the Back-Office dashboard indicate?

The pie chart is a pictorial representation of the balance in your account (Cash and Non Cash balance with Tradejini).

What is Margin Stock Value / Margin against stock / Stock pledge?

Margin Stock Value is the total value of stock pledged by a client as collateral to fulfill margin requirements while trading in derivatives.

How to pledge my stock? How to provide my stock as collateral for Margin?

Please login to Back Office→ Select “portfolio” tab → Select “Margin Pledge” → View and Select the stocks [Modify the quantity if required] → click “Pledge”.

On submitting your pledge request, You will be redirected to CDSL Pledge verification site where the OTP received at your end from CDSL has to be entered and authenticated.

You can alternatively drop us an email to help@tradejini.com from your registered email address for further assistance.

Please Note* the charge for pledging and unpledging will be 32+ GST per request/ISIN.

How do I access contract notes?

There are 2 ways one can access contract note:

  • Login to Back Office  → select “Reports” tab → click “Contract Note”.
  • We will also send Contract Note to your registered Email ID from help@tradejini.com with the subject “Combined Contract Note” within 24 hours of your trade.

Do you provide physical contract notes?

Yes, we do provide physical contract note on client request but courier charges will be charged @ Rs.100/- per contract note.

What is Pay-In/Pay-Out obligation in contract note?

Pay-In/Pay-Out obligation in a contract note is a Net of total debits and credits based on trade price of all transactions for that particular day across exchanges.

What is “Daily Margin statement” in contract note?

Daily Margin statement represents the available Cash & Non Cash balance in your account along with Margin Collateral securities after hair-cut for the next Trading day.

NOTE*:  Unsettled credits are not considered but the debits are considered.

Where to check the trade history for a particular stock?

Login to Back-Office → Select “Reports” → Select “Trade Registry”.

The reports are available in 3 different styles:

  • Date-wise detail
  • Symbol-wise details
  • Script-wise summary

The same can be downloaded in excel format by clicking on the download icon on the top right corner.

Where to check my profit and loss report?

Login to Back-Office → Select “Reports” tab → Select “P&L”report → Select “Segment” → Click “Submit”.

Please Note* For Income tax filing we have a separate report known as “Tax P&L Report” which can be downloaded in Excel or PDF format by clicking on the download button on the top right corner.

What is a Global report?

It is a report which provides the complete 360' view of his transactions with Tradejini for the financial year – It can also act as a reconciliation statement to show where the money has been used or received.

Does the Tax PNL report include charges?

Tax PNL provides an annual report of your gains/losses based on trade price. Charges are not included in the gains/losses but are separately provided within Tax PNL report.

How can I keep myself updated about any corporate action?

Login to Back Office → Select “Circulars” tab. This tab captures notifications and other related circulars from exchanges.

What is ledger balance?

Ledger Balance is the total available cash balance in your trading account.

What is margin blocked?

What is margin blocked?

What is Option value?

Option Value is Total value of Options open positions.

I forgot my Back Office password. How do I reset it?

Select "Forgot Password" button from Back Office Login page → Fill security details such as Client Id and Email id. You will then receive the password on your registered Email address/Mobile number.

What is DP Holding value?

DP Holding Value is the total value of equity holdings.

Where to check margin blocked for the day in back office?

Login to Back Office → select “Reports” tab → select “Ledger” → select “With Margin” → click “Submit”.

Where to check the status of my payout request?

Login to Back Office → select “Funds” tab → select “Fund Transfer Details” → select “Pay-Out” → click “View”

How many Trading Platforms are available?

We have 2 Trading platforms. NEST & NSE NOW

How to view an Option chain in Nest Trader?

There are 2 ways to view an Option chain in Nest Trader:

  • Login to Nest Trader → right-click on an option script from market watch → select “Tools” → select “Option chain”.
  • Login to Nest Trader → select an "Option Script” from market watch → press the shortcut key “CTRL + ALT + D”.

How to view a Derivatives chain in Nest Trader?

There are 2 ways to view a Derivatives chain for a script in Nest Trader:

  • Login to Nest Trader → right click on a derivative script from market watch → select “Tools” → select “Derivatives Chain”.
  • Login to Nest Trader → select a derivative script from market watch → press the shortcut key “CTRL + D”

How to place Cover Order in Nest Trader?

There are 2 ways to place a Cover Order in Nest Trader:

  • Login to Nest Trader → select “Order and Trades” tab → select “Cover Order” → select either (Buy / Sell) order → enter details → click “Submit”.
  • Login to Nest Trader → select “Script” from market watch →
    • Press the shortcut key “SHIFT + F1” for a buy Cover Order → enter details → click “Submit”.
    • Press the shortcut key “SHIFT + F2” for a sell Cover Order → enter details → click “Submit”.

Is there any demo video available for Nest Trader?

Yes, it is available on our website under Technology page in Trading Platform.

Are there any videos available for NSE NOW and TRADEJINI Mobile Trading applications?

I am logging into NSE NOW mobile application for the first time. Unfortunately, it is not allowing me to log-in. What can be done?

What is Flash?

Flash is a dynamic platform for finance geeks where the latest and most relevant news from the world of Business, Finance and Stock Market are available in a single frame. It’s a one-stop place which provides individuals a quick view of current happenings.

What is meant by convert to delivery?

Convert to delivery is applicable on Equity Cash intraday positions only. It is applicable when an Investor has entered a position with an intraday order but later on intends to take delivery which is settled on the T+2 basis.

Please Note*

  • When a trader is long on Equity Cash then he/she needs to maintain 100% of the Purchase Amount in order to convert an intraday position.
  • Need to have stock in the Demat account - Cannot short a share otherwise for more than a day.

Can we buy and sell in two different exchanges?

Yes, you can buy stock in NSE and sell the same in BSE or vice-versa but to that, the stock has to be in your Demat account since the delivery of a sell position goes to the exchange separately and the delivery of the buy position will be received from the exchange separately.

Example:

  • Intraday scenario: If you have bought a stock today in NSE but intent to sell the same in BSE then you can’t sell since the stock does not exist in your Demat account. Stock are credited in your Demat Account only on T+2 day.
  • Delivery scenario: If you have bought a share today in NSE and have held it until T+2 day that is when the stock gets credited in your Demat account then you can sell the same share in BSE on T+3 day.

What is a derivative?

A Derivative contract is a future dated contract between two parties which derives its value or price from the underlying asset.

What is an underlying?

It is a product or base on which a contract has been made. So any asset or product having a derivative contract is considered the underlying of that contract.

What is Pay-In?

When a client transfers funds from his/her registered bank account to Tradejini Trading account then it is considered as Pay-In. This transfer is done to conduct trades in the stock market.

What are the modes for Pay-In?

The mode of processing Pay-In are:

  • Atom Gateway (Via Trading software and back office).
  • IMPS (Immediate payment service)
  • UPI
  • RTGS (Real-time gross settlement) / NEFT (National electronic fund transfer)
  • CHEQUE

Fund Transfer Details

What is Pay-Out?

When a client requests for transfer of funds from his/her Tradejini Trading account to his/her registered bank account then it is considered as Pay-Out. This transfer is done when a client requires funds for his personal use.

How do I place request for Pay Out?

  • Login to Back Office → select “Funds” tab → mention the “Required amount” → click “save”.
  • Contact our customer support team at+91-80-40204020 or Send us an email to help@tradejini.com.
    Please note: All Payout requests are processed through online fund transfer only

What is Intraday Trading / Margin Leverage?

Tradejini Provides Leveraged margin on all Intraday (MIS) Trades for Cash and Derivatives positions. It can range anything between 10X to 30X of Contract value for Equity cash and 2X to 5X of the Exchange specified Margins for Derivatives.

Intraday trading margin leverage is a facility opted by traders to maximize usage of available funds for Intraday Trades.

What is Margin Amount / Exchange Specified Margin?

Margin Amount / Exchange Specified Margin is the minimum amount required by an exchange to be maintained by a trader in order to enter a position. Margin Amount /Exchange Specified Margin is determined by the exchange for every derivatives script on a daily basis. Generally, the range is 08 to 15% of contract value.

Where can I check the exchange specified margin?

Exchange specified margin for the below segments can be checked at the below links:

What is Market order?

Market order is a quick buy or sell order which gets executed at the current market price. Here the trader expects the current market price to be the buy/sell price.

What is Market With Protection?

This is an optional add-on protective feature to a Market Order. It allows a trader to set a price range within which the orders can get executed since trader is never sure of the buy / sell price in a market order.

Example

  • Scenario 1: Suppose you place a buy market order for 1,000 stock at the current market price of Rs. 20. Let’s understand how the orders will be filled up:
SL NO Quantity Price Total Buy Price
1 150 20 3000
2 100 20.20 2020
3 50 20.35 1017.5
4 75 20.60 1545
5 200 20.90 4180
6 100 21.20 2120
7 125 21.80 2725
8 200 22.20 4440
Total Quantity = 1000   Total Buy Amount = 21047.5

 

So,  Average Buy price             =          Total Buy price / Quantity

=          21047.5                          /                               1000

=          21.0475

 

  • Scenario 2: Suppose you place a buy market order for 1,000 stock at the current market price of Rs. 20 and place a Market-With-Protection @ 5%. So, here because of Market-With-Protection @ 5% of Rs. 20. The orders will stop getting executed after the price breaches Rs. 21 which is +5% of Rs. 20 [Rs. 20 + 1 (Rs. 20 * 0.05)]

 

Let’s understand how the orders will be filled up:

SL NO Quantity Price Total Buy Price
1 150 20 3000
2 100 20.20 2020
3 50 20.35 1017.5
4 75 20.60 1545
5 200 20.90 4180
Total Quantity = 575   Total Buy Amount = 11762.5

 

So here only 575 orders will be executed and the remaining 425 (1000 – 575) orders will be pending until the price comes at or below Rs. 21.

What is limit order?

The limit order is a buy or sell order where the trader can specify the price at which he intends to buy or sell a script. Here the trader is aware of the price at which the order will get executed.

  • Limit Buy Order = Here the trader intends to buy a script at or below the market rate.
  • Limit Sell Order = Here the trader intends to sell a script at or above the market rate.

What is Stop Loss order?

A stop-loss order is a buy or sell order, placed by a trader with the intention to limit his losses.

  • Stop Loss Buy Order = Here the trader intends to buy a script at or above the market rate.
  • Stop Loss Sell Order = Here the trader intends to sell a script at or below the market rate.

 

There are 2 types of Stop-Loss order:

  • Stop-Loss limit order: The trader will enter both limit and trigger price. The intention of the trader is to activate the order using trigger price and execute it at or above the limit price.

Example: Mr. X has bought a share at Rs. 100. He intends to place a Stop-Loss Sell Limit Order. Here the trigger price is Rs. 96 and the limit order price is Rs. 95. The effect of this is that the order is activated as soon as the market prices reach the trigger price of Rs. 96 and will get executed if the market prices sustain at or above the limit price of Rs. 95.

 

  • Stop-Loss Market Order: The trader can’t enter the limit price and will enter only the trigger price. Since there is no limit price, the order will get executed at the next available market price after it reaches the trigger price.

Example: Mr. X has bought a share at Rs. 100. He intends to place a Stop-Loss Market Order where the trigger price is Rs. 96. The effect of this is that as soon as the market price reaches Rs. 96 (trigger price) the order gets executed at the next available market price.

What is settlement cycle?

Settlement cycle also referred to as settlement period refers to the duration of a trade settlement i.e. it is the period in which the buyer and seller of stock have to settle their obligation to each other. Buyer’s obligation is to make payment while the seller must deliver the sold stock.

Equity cash has a T+2 settlement cycle. So if you have bought stock today which is also called as (T-day or Trading day) it will get deposited in your Demat account only on T+2 days.

Scenario Stock are bought On Stock Deposited in Demat a/c on
1 Monday Wednesday
2 Wednesday Friday
3 Wednesday Monday
4 Friday Tuesday

 

Please Note* In scenario 1, 2, and 4 the stocks are deposited/settled as expected on T+2 day but for scenario 3 the stocks are deposited/settled on T+3 day since there was a stock market holiday on either T+1 or T+2 day and as result the stock deposit/settlement got postponed to the next possible Trading day.

What is the settlement time for different segments?

Settlement periods for:

  • Equity, Currency and Commodity Derivatives: T+1 day
  • Equity Cash Segment: T+2 days

What is short delivery?

It is a situation where an investor sells stock which he/she don’t have in the Demat account and is obliged to deliver those stock to the Exchange on settlement day (T+2 day). Since the investor does not have them it is considered short delivery.

What is the charges (penalty) that the seller has to incur for short delivery?

The seller who results in short delivery is charged based on how the position is closed. There are 2 ways a position to be closed:

  • Auction: First the exchange will try to close the position via auction where the seller is charged the difference between the auction settlement price and the original selling price plus auction penalty of 0.01%.
  • Exchange: If it is unable to close the position via auction then the exchange will close out the position in spot market where the seller is charged the difference between the new settlement price and the original selling price.

What is Compliance payout?

In pursuance of SEBI’s circular,

  • Clients who have traded in the month/quarter, a broker can retain only Rs. 10,000 in his / her account while the remaining balance above Rs. 10,000 will be subject to Pay-out at least once in every month/quarter.
  • Clients who have NOT traded during the month/quarter the amount available in the ledger will be subject to Pay-out every month/quarter.

 

As a client, the Payout of funds provided as margin for Trading can be an inconvenience at times wherein

  • You may see a potential opportunity in the market and only to your surprise, there are no funds in your Trading account.
  • The cost involved in the transfer of funds (in and out of your Trading account).
  • Time is taken for this transaction (24hrs)

 

In order to avoid this inconvenience, we suggest clients invest in NSE Listed Exchange traded fund 'Liquid Bees'. Here we do not charge any Brokerage and even STT is not applicable for the same.

As stated earlier, this is purely a voluntary decision from your end. It is an alternative to avoid every quarter payout of funds lying in your Trading account.

What is an Initial Public offerings (IPO) / Primary Market?

When a company issues its stock to the general public at large for the 1st time then it is called IPO. It is done in order to raise funds.

Objective of IPO

  • Company: In order to raise funds (can be used for various purposes)
  • Investors: To be a part of the growth of the Company hereby creating wealth

What are Price Bands in IPO?

The price band is a price range fixed by the company with the help of the lead manager, consisting of upper & lower price limits within which prospective buyers can place their bid to buy a share.

How to apply in an IPO?

The duration to apply in an IPO is fixed by the company, generally, the company keeps it active for 3 days.

There are 2 ways to apply.

  • Offline:
    • Via Broker: Walk into your broker → Procure IPO form → Fill all the details and submit the form.
    • Via Bank: Visit BSE-IPO or NSE-IPO → Download the application → Fill all the details → Walk into your Banker HO and submit the form.
  • Online:
    • Via Net Banking → Login and Select, the IPO → Fill minimal details and click submit.

 

Please Note*

  • Post IPO submission, the application money will be blocked from your account until the allotment is announced, which is generally 7 trading days.
  • If a stock is allotted to you then they will be credited to your Demat account OR if a stock is not allotted to you then the blocked money will be released.

 

Below are the details you will need to fill in the form:

  • Depository Participant: Tradejini Financial Services Pvt Ltd.
  • Type of Depository: CDSL
  • Demat Account number: This is your 16 digit Demat account number which you can find in Back Office login under “DP” section.  Here 1st 8 digit refers to the DP ID and next 8 digit is your Client ID

Can I withdraw my IPO Application?

Yes, an IPO application can be withdrawn. If the withdrawal is made during the bidding period then bid request will be deleted and the funds will be unblocked.

What is the referral benefit provided in Tradejini?

We have a very active and rewarding Referral Program wherein the client (referrer) who refers a new client (referee) will get 10% of the brokerage paid by the referee client for a lifetime. Click here for more info.

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