To apply for margin funding in Angel One, you need to open a Demat and trading account with them first. Then, you can use their Pay Later (Margin Trading Facility) option to buy shares by paying only a part of the amount upfront. Angel One funds the rest, letting you trade with higher buying power.

What Is Margin Funding?

Margin funding means you get a short-term loan from Angel One to buy shares by paying only a part of the total amount. This helps you buy more stocks than your available funds allow. You repay the loan by selling the shares or paying the remaining amount later.

How to Apply for Margin Funding in Angel One?

Login to your Angel One trading account. Select the stock you want to buy. While placing the order, choose the 'Pay Later (MTF)' option instead of full payment. Confirm your order. On the same day, you must pledge the purchased shares by 9 PM to complete margin funding.

Who Can Use Margin Funding?

You must have an active Demat and trading account with Angel One. Traders with a minimum balance and a good trading history are eligible. This service suits those who want to increase buying power without adding full funds immediately.

What Are the Risks of Margin Funding?

Margin funding increases your buying power but also raises risk. If the stock price drops, you may get a margin call to add money. If you don’t, Angel One may sell your shares to recover the loan, which can cause losses.

How Is Interest Charged on Margin Funding?

Interest is charged daily at 0.041% on the borrowed amount, which is about 14.99% annually. Interest starts from the day you take margin funding until you close the position by selling shares or paying the balance.