| EXCHANGE | INTRADAY MARGINH | HOLDING MARGIN |
|---|---|---|
| MCX FUTURES | 500X (0.20%) | 100X (1%) |
| NFO FUTURES | 500X (0.20%) | 100X (1%) |
| NSE QTY | 500X (0.20%) | 100X (1%) |
| USA STOCKS | 100X (1%) | 10X (10%) |
| COMEX | 100X (1%) | 10X (10%) |
| FOREX | 100X (1%) | 10X (10%) |
| CRYPTO | 10X (10%) | 5X (20%) |
| NFO OPTIONS | 10X (10%) | 2X (50%) |
TERMS & CONDITIONS:
Intraday and holding margins will change according to market volatility.Kindly check both before trading.
Take Profit (TP) & Stop Loss (SL) Validity
Any TP or SL order completed within the day’s high and low range will be regarded as valid. These orders are triggered/ activated based on buyer/seller prices and not the Last Traded Price (LTP). Clients are recommended not to dispute TP/SL executions under these conditions.
Customizing TP/SL Settings
Clients who prefer SL to be placed below the low and TP above the high-- can ask their broker to permanently update their account settings to reflect this High/Low-based TP/SL strategy.
Intraday & Expiry Position Closures
All intraday positions and contract expiries will be squared off using the last available buyer/seller price, and not the closing price. Therefore, please manage your open trades with this in mind to avoid unexpected outcomes.
Margin Requirements & Auto Square-off
If your margin level drops below 85%, your positions are subject to automatic square-off, even during off-market hours. For the same reasons, we always recommend users to crucial to monitor and maintain their margin levels to prevent any forced liquidation.
Mailbox Notifications for Alerts
Clients are also advised to regularly check the in-built mailbox on the platform for important alerts associated with contract expiries, circulars, and adjustments. Note- No disputes will be entertained regarding dividends or circular-related adjustments if proper communication has been shared via the mailbox.
3x Liquidation Account Policy
In 3x liquidation accounts, only intraday trading is permitted. If any position is carried forward beyond market hours, both the client and broker will be fully responsible for any resulting profit or loss. The liquidation feature applies strictly to intraday positions only.
TP/SL Placement with Fresh Orders
Clients must not place Take Profit (TP) or Stop Loss (SL) orders together with a new/fresh bid. If such a combined order is detected, the TP/SL order will be automatically deleted by our back-office team.
Advance Bids & Margin Requirements
If an advance bid gets missed or cancelled due to insufficient margin, it will be treated as a cancelled bid. Please ensure your margin is sufficient before placing advance bids to avoid cancellation.
Respect Upper & Lower Circuit Limits
Before placing any bid or stop-loss order, always check the upper and lower circuit limits of the instrument. If your order is placed outside these limits, it may or may not be executed/ performed. To avoid such issues or situations, it's recommended to place orders within the circuit range.
Reporting Missed Orders
If any bid or stop-loss order is missed due to a software issue, report it immediately. Reminder-- Do not cancel the order yourself. Reports submitted the next day will not be considered valid, and the order will be treated as cancelled.
Order Limits Based on Quantity Standing
Always place your bid and stop-loss orders based on your current position and the maximum allowable quantity. Note- Orders exceeding the system-defined quantity limits will be automatically rejected.
Let’s say you already hold 1,000 shares of BankNifty in your current position.
Now, you place a new bid to buy 2,500 more shares of BankNifty. However, the maximum allowed quantity for BankNifty is 2,500 shares.
Once your new bid is processed, your total holding will become 3,500 shares — which exceeds the allowed limit (of 2500 shares).
--In this case, the system will automatically reject your new bid for 2,500 shares because it would breach the maximum quantity cap.
--Therefore, always check your existing holdings before placing a new order to ensure it does not exceed the allowed maximum quantity.
Trading Accounts Types: Liquidation vs Non-Liquidation
At BearBull, we offer two types of trading accounts, and understanding the difference between them is crucial for managing your risk and trades effectively.
Liquidation Account
In this account type, your open positions will be automatically squared off (closed) if your credit or margin balance reaches zero. If you carry forward a position with insufficient margin, you will be responsible for covering the entire loss incurred on that position.
-- Even if the market opens with a gap up or gap down (circuit limit), and your position leads to a loss, you’ll have to bear the full loss on that carry-forward trade.
--Tip: This account is ideal for intraday traders who want automated risk control but may not suit those who prefer holding positions overnight or during volatile market conditions.
Non-Liquidation Account
In this type of account, your trades will not be automatically closed even if your credit limit is fully used.
If no specification is provided, the account will automatically be considered as a Non-Liquidation account.
Two Trading Options Available in Our System:
NSE-QTY (Quantity-Based Trading):
In NSE-QTY mode, you trade based on the number of individual shares. For example, if you place a trade for 100 QTY, it means you are buying or selling 100 shares, and all calculations—such as margin and profit/loss—will be based on these 100 shares.
NSE-LOT (Lot-Based Trading):
In NSE-LOT mode, trading is done in predefined lots instead of individual shares.
For instance, if you trade 1 lot of BRAND123 and the defined lot size for this script is 1000 shares, then all calculations will be done based on 1000 shares per lot.
In NSE-LOT mode, the lot size is indicated within the script name itself, as shown in the example below. For accuracy, it's recommended to also verify the lot size in the script details before placing your trade.