T+5 Trading
Up to 2X Leverage

Invest in More Opportunities Beyond MTF Stocks

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Up to
2X
Leverage
Over
2,500
Stocks
Hold up to
5
Trading days

Explore Greater Flexibility with T+5 Facility

Many stocks fall outside the MTF universe. Traditionally, investors would need to pay the full amount upfront to take a position. With T+5, eligible stocks can be purchased using leverage, allowing you to participate in opportunities that may otherwise require higher capital.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to frequently asked questions to help you understand our platform better.

A T+5 order is an order placed under the T+5 facility, allowing the investor to purchase eligible stocks with a deferred settlement. 

T+5 settlement refers to the period available for completing settlement obligations after a T+5 oder is executed. 

Intraday trades must be squared off on the same trading day, whereas T+5 positions can be carried forward for up to five trading days.

MTF focuses on financing approved MTF stocks for longer holding periods, while T+5 extends leverage to eligible stocks outside the MTF universe with a shorter holding window. 5paisa currently offers 1500+ stocks for MTF and 2500+ stocks for T+5 facility.

T+5 margin refers to the leverage provided under the T+5 facility, enabling investors to take positions with lower upfront capital.

T+5 is designed for investors and traders seeking additional flexibility, leverage, and access to stocks that may not be covered under MTF.

No. Eligibility is determined based on predefined risk and product criteria. The list of eligible stocks may change periodically.

Yes, you can square off your T+5 position before the settlement period ends. You are not required to hold the position for the full 5 trading days.

If you do not exit your position or settle the outstanding amount within the T+5 period, your position will be subject to forced square-off by 5paisa. Additional charges or penalties may apply. It is advisable to monitor your positions and settle obligations before the T+5 window closes.