Indian Clearing Corporation Ltd to pay 4 per cent interest on cash collateral .

As per the below link ; how can a client (trader ) earn/avail this interest with the collateral ? Will the broker pay to the client or pass on the benefit of interest in such case to the client ? or the client has to ask the interest from the clearing corporation ?

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Zerodha clears its trades via NSE’s Clearing Corporation (NCL) and not ICCL, hence it is unlikely that Zerodha’s clients can benefit from this.

But I have my own doubt, Is cash collateral deposited with clearing corporations, the clearing member’s (like Zerodha) own money or does it consist of client’s money as well?

It consists of clients money as well. Generally it is deposited in form of FD in which broker makes interest/float income

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how can a client (trader ) earn/avail this interest with the collateral ? Will the broker pay to the client or pass on the benefit of interest in such case to the client ? or the client has to ask the interest from the clearing corporation ?