Start with symbol, quantity and trade date
The execution record anchors the journal entry before funding fields, notes and final review are added around it.
See real profits, after all MTF costs
QbarTrade → MTF costs + fees + actual net P&LBreaks down interest, fees and other trade costs to show what you actually take away.
Broker → Position + P&LExecutes & displays the position and shows gross P&L.
QbarTrade view
Shows Net P&L after MTF costs
ATHERENERGLong
Net Qty: 240NSE 1,412.00 +24.50 (1.77%)
Gross P&L
Rs8,400.00Total fees
Rs254.37MTF interest
Rs1,340.73MTF Interest (Broker)Broker
Rs1,340.730.04% • 57 days
P&L (After all charges)Net
Net P&L (After fees & MTF interest)
Rs6,804.90Impact
18.99%MTF charges and Net P&L shown upfront.Track true profit after funding cost.
Broker view
Shows Gross P&L only
ATHERENERGAxis Direc
NSE 1,412.00 +24.50 (1.77%)Event
Investment
Invested89,300
P&L+8,400.00
How it works
Axis Direct reports help with reconciliation, but a funded trade review needs more than fills. Keep the funded amount, your margin contribution, holding period and recorded financing cost beside the actual trade.
The execution record anchors the journal entry before funding fields, notes and final review are added around it.
The capital split explains how the Axis Direct MTF position was created and how much exposure came from funding.
Holding duration belongs in the same record as funded amount, because time can change the final MTF result.
Figures shown on this page are illustrative. Current Axis Direct funding terms, margin requirements and charges can change.
The blind spot
When tradebook exports, funding costs and review notes live separately, it becomes difficult to explain why a funded trade worked or failed. The journal turns those pieces into one reviewable record.
A simple P&L line cannot show how much personal margin was used or how much capital was funded.
If cost is reviewed away from the position, the trade may be judged before its full carrying cost is visible.
When backfilling history, the same fields should be captured for every Axis Direct funded trade.
The fix
QbarTrade keeps execution, margin contribution, funded amount, holding days, recorded financing cost, notes and final net P&L together so the funded trade is ready for review.
Whether the trade comes from current activity or older history, the MTF record keeps a consistent structure.
The journal shows the money you committed and the extra exposure created by funding in one place.
Axis Direct MTF trades should be judged on the result after recorded costs, not only the gross market move.
Using it well
A useful Axis Direct MTF review connects the exported trade, the capital structure and the actual cost of holding the funded position.
The imported or recorded trade should include funded amount and margin contribution, not only symbol and price.
Review funding cost with the exact funded trade that produced it so the net result is defensible.
Use the same fields for backfilled and new Axis Direct MTF trades so long-term review stays consistent.
FAQ
An Axis Direct MTF trading journal is a structured record for funded delivery trades. It keeps the symbol, entry, exit, funded amount, trader margin, holding period, financing cost and final net P&L together.
Useful fields include position value, quantity, side, trade date, your margin contribution, funded capital, MTF holding days, recorded financing cost, charges, status, gross P&L, net P&L and review notes.
QbarTrade helps keep the funded trade as one reviewable record, with the financed portion, your own contribution and position outcome stored separately instead of mixed into a single P&L line.
Separating margin contribution from funded capital helps you understand how much capital you committed and how much additional exposure came from the MTF facility. That split is important when reviewing risk and return.
A funded trade can look different before and after financing cost. Recording the financing cost beside gross P&L helps you evaluate the final trading result after the cost of borrowed capital.
Yes. Holding days can be kept inside the MTF record so the time a funded position remained open stays connected to the financing cost and final net P&L review.
Yes. QbarTrade is designed to organise open and closed MTF positions together, so funded amount, margin contribution, status, holding period and trade notes remain available for review.
Yes. Axis Direct positions can remain broker-specific while still contributing to a consolidated MTF dashboard for funded exposure, financing cost and open-position review across accounts.
No. QbarTrade is a trading journal and analytics workspace. It does not act as a broker, place Axis Direct MTF orders or provide guaranteed returns.
Axis Direct MTF journal
Keep tradebook details, funded amount, personal margin, holding days, recorded costs and net P&L in one QbarTrade MTF journal.
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