MTF trading journal for rupeezy traders

Rupeezy Margin Trading Facility lets you buy eligible equity stocks by contributing part of the required capital while Rupeezy funds the remaining eligible amount. Interest is charged on the funded amount while the MTF position remains open.

A Rupeezy MTF trading journal keeps the position value, your contribution, Rupeezy-funded amount, applicable MTF pricing plan, holding days, financing cost, pledge status, margin changes and final net P&L connected to the same funded trade.

Rupeezy currently advertises up to 5x leverage on eligible MTF stocks. Its MTF support material also describes this as funding of up to 80% of the position value, although individual stocks can have different required margins and funding percentages.

Rupeezy's current MTF page advertises more than 1,800 eligible stocks. The live stock list also displays the leverage offered, your required funds and the amount funded by Rupeezy for each eligible security.

Rupeezy currently offers two dedicated MTF pricing plans. The Investor Plan currently lists 10.99% per annum plus applicable GST on MTF interest, while the Trader Plan lists 14.99% per annum plus applicable GST. The applicable rate depends on the MTF plan selected for your account.

Rupeezy currently positions the Investor Plan for traders who hold funded positions longer. It lists MTF brokerage at 0.2% per order and an MTF interest rate of 10.99% per annum plus applicable GST.

Rupeezy currently positions the Trader Plan for active or short-term MTF traders. It lists flat brokerage of ₹20 and an MTF interest rate of 14.99% per annum plus applicable GST.

Rupeezy says the MTF pricing plan is selected after eSign or during the first MTF trade and applies to MTF trades going forward. The current product page says clients who later want to change the plan should contact Rupeezy support.

Rupeezy calculates MTF interest daily on the margin or funded amount actually used. If part of a funded position is sold, the recovered funding reduces the balance on which future interest is calculated.

Rupeezy's current MTF support documentation says funded positions are adjusted using First In, First Out. If you add to an MTF position on different days and later sell only part of it, the funding and interest trail can therefore differ across the individual purchases.

Rupeezy currently advertises funding of up to ₹5 crore through MTF. The actual available funding depends on the eligible stock, account limits, margin requirements, collateral and Rupeezy's risk controls.

Yes. Rupeezy currently advertises MTF trades using up to 100% collateral, and its support documentation says eligible pledged holdings can provide collateral margin for the equity intraday, F&O and MTF segments after the applicable haircut.

Yes. Rupeezy states that funded stocks under MTF must be pledged. Rupeezy also introduced an auto-pledge workflow for MTF shares from February 24, 2025, but traders should still verify the pledge state because an unpledged funded position can be converted or sold under the applicable rules.

Rupeezy says funded positions are tracked separately under the MTF tab in the Positions area. Its current MTF page also advertises real-time MTF interest display and separate tracking.

Rupeezy's current support comparison between MTF and T+5 says regular MTF has no fixed holding limit, while T+5 is limited to five trading days. The MTF position can continue while applicable margin, funding cost and risk requirements are maintained.

Regular Rupeezy MTF provides funded equity positions with interest charged on the funded amount and currently has no fixed holding limit. T+5 separately provides up to 5x funding interest-free for five trading days, after which the shares must be paid for, sold or can be automatically squared off.

Yes. Rupeezy allows an MTF position to be converted into normal delivery when sufficient funds are available and the conversion passes RMS verification. The converted stock appears in holdings after the conversion process is completed.

Rupeezy's current pricing page lists pledge and unpledge charges at ₹25 plus GST. Its MTF-to-delivery documentation also says ₹25 plus GST is charged for each applicable pledge removed during conversion or sale.

Rupeezy says MTF margin can change with stock volatility and risk requirements. Clients are responsible for maintaining sufficient margin, and Rupeezy can reduce exposure or liquidate funded positions or collateral when required margin is not maintained.

Track the position value, your capital, Rupeezy-funded amount, funding percentage, MTF pricing plan, applicable interest rate, funded days, FIFO changes, pledge status, collateral, margin shortfalls, brokerage, pledge charges, gross P&L and final net P&L.

Yes. QbarTrade can keep your contribution, Rupeezy-funded capital, holding duration, recorded financing cost, leverage, margin events, notes and final net result together so funded trades can be reviewed separately from ordinary delivery positions.