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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.
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ATHERENERGTradejini
NSE 1,412.00 +24.50 (1.77%)Event
Investment
Invested89,300
P&L+8,400.00
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How it works
Tradejini's current policy uses CNC for equity delivery, MIS for intraday trading and margin pledge for collateral benefit. The key SEO distinction is that these facilities are not the same as MTF: Tradejini explicitly says it does not engage in client funding.
For equity delivery, Tradejini says the client needs enough fund balance to buy and no leverage is given. That means a delivery journal should track normal execution and holding costs rather than a broker-funded amount.
Tradejini currently states that eligible cash-segment MIS stocks can receive up to five times exposure. MIS positions are intended for the trading day and are subject to RMS auto square-off near market close.
Exchange-approved securities can be pledged from the Tradejini demat account. After the applicable haircut, the collateral can be used for permitted derivative margin and intraday purposes, but not as funded cash-delivery buying power.
Tradejini's official policy is the source for the current product distinction. Recheck it if Tradejini launches a separate MTF product in the future.
The blind spot
Searches for broker leverage often blend together MTF, MIS, collateral margin and debit interest. Tradejini's current policy treats them as different things, so the journal should preserve that distinction.
Tradejini's up-to-5× figure applies to eligible equity MIS intraday trades. Delivery CNC trades require sufficient client funds, so carrying a stock overnight does not inherit that intraday multiple.
Tradejini lists 18.25% p.a. when the trading account has a debit balance or insufficient funds. Labelling that as "Tradejini MTF interest" would be inaccurate because the broker separately says it does not engage in client funding.
Tradejini allows collateral margin after haircut for eligible derivatives and intraday use. Its policy explicitly says collateral margin is not allowed for cash delivery or option buying, which keeps it separate from delivery MTF funding.
The fix
QbarTrade can keep delivery, MIS and collateral-based positions comparable without pretending they use the same funding model. Start the record with the Tradejini product type, then add the costs and risk fields that actually apply.
A delivery position and an intraday leveraged position can use the same stock but follow different margin rules. Saving the product type prevents leverage and holding assumptions from being mixed together.
If stocks are pledged, keep the market value, exchange haircut and resulting collateral margin in the journal. That shows how much capital support actually came from pledged securities.
Tradejini's brokerage calculator already separates execution and statutory charges. Add pledge fees, DP costs, margin shortfall charges and any RMS square-off to the trade before comparing net P&L.
Using it well
Tradejini's real margin risks are different from funded-delivery MTF. The journal should focus on whether an intraday position was closed in time, whether collateral remained sufficient and whether charges or RMS action changed the outcome.
Tradejini says MIS positions are subject to auto square-off near the end of the session. Record planned exit, actual exit and any RMS closure so intraday leverage is reviewed as intraday leverage.
For carry-forward derivative positions using collateral, Tradejini requires at least 50% of the margin in cash or cash equivalent. Track that ratio so a collateral-heavy account does not silently create a cash-component shortfall.
Tradejini issues contract notes and daily margin statements and provides reports through CubePlus back office. Reconcile your journal against those broker records after margin or collateral changes.
FAQ
Tradejini's current official Policies & Procedures page states that Tradejini does not engage in the business of Client Funding. It also says clients must maintain sufficient funds to hold or carry forward positions and that no leverage is given for equity delivery trades. Based on that current policy, this page does not present Tradejini as offering an MTF-funded delivery product.
Traders may search for terms such as Tradejini MTF, Tradejini margin trading facility or Tradejini MTF interest rate when comparing brokers. This page answers that search intent while clearly separating Tradejini's actual intraday and collateral-margin facilities from broker-funded delivery MTF.
Tradejini's current policy says eligible equity intraday MIS trades can receive up to 5× exposure on stocks where F&O trading is allowed. The same policy says this leverage is for intraday trading only and no delivery leverage is provided for delivery trades.
No. Tradejini's current policy lists 18.25% p.a. as delayed-payment interest when an account has a debit balance or insufficient funds to manage positions. It should not be labelled as a Tradejini MTF interest rate because the same policy says Tradejini does not engage in client funding.
Tradejini states that a minimum 50% cash or cash-equivalent component is required for carry-forward derivative margins when collateral is used. Non-maintenance of that cash component attracts 0.035% per day. This is a collateral-margin shortfall charge, not an MTF funding rate.
Yes. Tradejini allows exchange-approved securities held in the client's demat account to be pledged for collateral margin after the applicable haircut. The pledged collateral can be used for eligible intraday or overnight futures positions and writing options, subject to Tradejini and exchange rules.
Tradejini's current pricing and policy pages list margin pledge or unpledge charges at ₹32 + GST per ISIN, irrespective of quantity. The resulting collateral value is calculated after the applicable exchange haircut.
Tradejini currently lists equity-delivery brokerage at 0.1% or ₹20/executed order, whichever is lower, with a ₹5 minimum. Statutory charges, DP charges and other applicable fees can still affect the final net P&L.
Tradejini currently lists a DP transaction charge of ₹12.50 + GST per ISIN for on-market debit transactions. This is separate from brokerage and from margin pledge or unpledge charges.
Yes. Tradejini provides a Margin Calculator for delivery and intraday trades and a Brokerage Calculator that estimates brokerage, statutory charges, break-even points and net P&L. These are useful reference points when reconciling a trading journal.
Tradejini's current policy says contract notes are issued within 24 hours and daily margin statements are issued on the trade day. The documents are also available through the back-office reports after CubePlus login.
For delivery trades, track purchase value, brokerage, DP charges, holding period and net P&L without labelling the position as broker-funded MTF. For intraday or collateral-based margin trades, also track product type, available funds, leverage used, pledged collateral, haircut, margin requirement, shortfalls, RMS actions and final net P&L.
Tradejini trading journal
Keep product type, leverage, pledged collateral, haircut, brokerage, margin shortfalls, RMS actions, notes and net P&L in one review.
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