On account of the Eid-E-Milad on 5th & 8th September 2025 will be a settlement holiday. Markets will remain open as usual, but settlement activities will be impacted.
Here’s what you need to know:
Item
Details
What it affects
BTST (Buy Today Sell Tomorrow) Available
Stocks bought on Thu, 4th and Fri, 5th Sep will reflect in your portfolio on the next trading day post which you can sell them.
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MTF (Margin Trading Facility)
Stocks bought on Thu, 4th and Fri, 5th Sep will not show up in your MTF portfolio until 9th Sep
MTF Portfolio to be updated on Tue, 9th Sep
Trading Limits
No limits will be available on Fri, 5th & Mon, 8th Sep against MTM profits or option premium credits from 4th & 5th Sep.
MTM Profit available on Tue, 9th Sep
Withdrawals
Ledger credits from trades on Thu 4th & Fri 5th Sep will not be available for withdrawal during the settlement holidays.
Withdrawals allowed on Tue, 9th Sep
Please plan your trades and withdrawals accordingly.
If my position is converted into loss making position then what can I do is it there I see my position into loss making position but didn’t have any sell option is it joking
file a complaint on sebi SCORES portal, the brokers should have intimated this thing on the app on 04.09.2025 so that the trader can take an informed decision
As brokers we received intimation last night (4th Sep) itself post which we put out communications for holiday on 8th Sep. For 5th Sep we had already put out this communication.
From a retail investor’s point of view, everything seems automated — you place a trade, it executes instantly, and your portfolio updates in real time. But then you try to sell shares on a settlement holiday, and suddenly you’re stuck.
The market is open, prices are moving, but your shares aren’t available for sale because of some outdated settlement calendar.
It doesn’t add up. We’re living in an era of real-time trading and instant UPI payments, yet behind the scenes, the system still takes weekends and random holidays off.
Feels less like a modern financial system and more like a system from the 1980s… with a shiny app on top. SEBI needs to fix this.
I would like to bring to your attention an issue I am facing regarding the recent Settlement Holiday. Due to this, I have incurred a financial loss, and I need clarification on who is responsible for this loss and how it can be resolved.
I clearly see the value of my stock going down in front of me, but I was unable to take any action due to the settlement restrictions. As a result, I have faced a financial loss.
I would like to know who is responsible for this situation and how my loss can be addressed. Kindly provide me with clarification and the necessary steps forward.
So basically you are telling the trades that we did on the 4th and closed completely on the 4th it will be settled only on 9th. This means the next 3 days we cannot trade unless we put in additional capital. How does this make sense
The T+0 cycle is optional and runs parallel to the T+1 (one-day) settlement cycle.
While the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has permitted all stockbrokers to participate, there are challenges associated with its adoption. So not sure about Dhan. Only Qualified Stock Brokers (QSBs), typically larger firms, are required to have systems in place to offer the T+0 cycle.
