What is Quarterly Settlement (Running Account)?
Quarterly Settlement (Running Account) (also called running account settlement) — A SEBI rule requiring brokers to transfer your unused funds back to your bank periodically, rather than holding them indefinitely.
In simple terms
Idle money in your trading account is settled back each quarter.
Why Quarterly Settlement (Running Account) matters when you invest
Understanding quarterly settlement helps you make better-informed decisions when you invest and trade on ROAR by DP TradeKING. Open a free account to put it into practice — ₹0 delivery brokerage and zero-commission direct mutual funds.
Quarterly Settlement (Running Account) — frequently asked questions
What is Quarterly Settlement (Running Account)?
A SEBI rule requiring brokers to transfer your unused funds back to your bank periodically, rather than holding them indefinitely.
What does Quarterly Settlement (Running Account) mean in the stock market?
A SEBI rule requiring brokers to transfer your unused funds back to your bank periodically, rather than holding them indefinitely. Idle money in your trading account is settled back each quarter.
Can you give an example of Quarterly Settlement (Running Account)?
Idle money in your trading account is settled back each quarter.
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