MTF trading journal for shoonya traders

Shoonya Margin Trading Facility lets eligible clients buy approved equity stocks by paying part of the trade value while Shoonya funds the remaining eligible amount. The funded capital attracts interest while the MTF position remains open.

A Shoonya MTF trading journal keeps your own capital, Shoonya-funded amount, margin requirement, funded days, financing cost, pledge status, margin events, brokerage and final net P&L attached to the same funded position.

Shoonya currently markets MTF around 2x buying power, meaning an eligible position can require around 50% upfront while Shoonya funds the remaining eligible amount. The actual margin requirement depends on the approved stock and current broker rules.

Shoonya's current MTF page illustrates a ₹1,00,000 position using ₹50,000 of your own capital and ₹50,000 funded by Shoonya. Use the actual required margin displayed for the selected stock because stock-level eligibility and margin requirements can vary.

Shoonya currently publishes MTF interest starting from 0.049% per day on the funded amount, equivalent to ₹49 per ₹1 lakh of funded capital per day. Broker pricing can change, so use the applicable Shoonya rate when reconciling a historical trade.

Shoonya currently says MTF interest starts from T+1 and continues until the funded position is sold or closed. That makes funded days an important field to keep alongside the position.

Start with the amount funded by Shoonya rather than the full market value of the position. Apply the applicable daily financing rate to that funded amount for the number of days the funding remains outstanding.

At Shoonya's currently published starting rate of 0.049% per day, ₹1,00,000 of funded capital corresponds to ₹49 of financing cost per day. A 10-day funded period at that rate would therefore be ₹490 before other applicable charges.

Shoonya's current MTF product page states funding of up to ₹5 lakh per user. Actual available funding remains subject to stock eligibility, required margin, available account capital and Shoonya's risk rules.

Shoonya currently advertises more than 1,300 approved Group I stocks for MTF. The eligible list can change, so check the current Shoonya MTF stock list before opening a funded position.

Shoonya describes its MTF basket as approved Group I stocks. The live stock list should be used to confirm eligibility, margin requirement, funded amount and interest before entering the trade.

Shoonya's current dedicated MTF page lists brokerage at ₹5 or 0.03% per executed order, whichever is lower, with applicable statutory charges separate.

Shoonya currently lists MTF pledge and unpledge charges at ₹20 plus GST per ISIN per day, charged once per ISIN regardless of the quantity covered by that request.

Shoonya currently lists invocation charges of ₹20 plus GST per ISIN when a margin shortfall results in liquidation of pledged securities.

Shoonya's current MTF pricing page lists the broker square-off charge for MTF positions as nil. Financing, brokerage, pledge, invocation and statutory charges can still apply independently.

Shoonya's current MTF page says access is presently limited to existing DDPI or POA clients. DDPI also enables Shoonya's MTF auto-pledging workflow after funded shares are purchased.

When DDPI or POA is enabled, Shoonya says MTF-funded stocks are automatically pledged after purchase, removing the need for repeated daily manual pledge authorization.

Yes. Shoonya currently allows MTF holdings to be sold directly from the Shoonya mobile app without first placing a separate manual unpledge request.

Shoonya's current MTF workflow says a funded position can be converted to delivery by paying the outstanding dues. The journal should preserve the conversion because it changes the funded balance and stops future MTF financing on the converted amount.

Yes. Shoonya currently supports Buy Today Sell Tomorrow using MTF. Its product page says interest applies from the T+1 opening balance, subject to settlement-holiday rules.

Shoonya currently says MTF orders can be used with AMO, GTT and pre-market or post-market sessions, subject to stock eligibility and available margin.

Shoonya says MTF trades are treated as delivery trades for tax and P&L reporting, with FIFO applied at the demat level. If the same stock is accumulated across multiple dates and partially sold, FIFO can affect which funded quantity is considered exited first.

Yes. Shoonya's current MTF page provides a calculator using your capital, stock price and holding period to estimate buying power, Shoonya funding, number of shares and total interest cost before the trade.

Shoonya can require additional margin when available capital becomes insufficient for a funded position. Its MTF pricing specifically lists invocation charges for cases where margin shortfall forces liquidation, so shortfall events should be recorded with the trade.

Track position value, your capital, Shoonya-funded amount, margin percentage, funded days, applicable daily interest, stock eligibility, DDPI pledge status, brokerage, pledge or invocation charges, partial exits, delivery conversion, margin events, gross P&L and final net P&L.

Yes. QbarTrade can keep your own capital, Shoonya-funded amount, holding period, recorded interest, pledge events, costs, notes and final net result together so funded positions can be reviewed separately from ordinary delivery trades.