@nithin @ShubhS9
Is it possible for Zerodha to allow us to withdraw cash from our account (against our cash holding, not cash collateral holding) till pledged margins by us satisfy the 50% cash vs cash collateral margin and total margin vs available margin even after that cash amount withdrawal?
For example, an account has 7L pledged non-cash collateral and 3L cash with an 8L margin being used.
Now to maintain the 50% cash requirement, we are in 1L debit to Zerodha. Let us say the user wants to withdraw 1L. now account will have 7L pledged non-cash, and 2L cash which is still greater than the 8L margin being used, so Zerodha should allow the user to get his 1L cash and his debit will increase by 1L to 2L.
But at present it seems Zerodha will not allow us to do that.
If this is implemented it will help traders like me to still continue trading and not close our positions to get our running income out of Zerodha.
Hi @MayankMaheshwari, we’ll look into the feasibility. Thanks for the feedback.
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@nithin @ShubhS9
Any chance of considering the above? Will be a great help to traders like me, to stay trading actively
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Allowing cash withdrawals when the cash equivalent collateral margin is covering 50% of the margin requirement is on our list of things to do. We’ll keep this thread updated.
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Any updates on this feature?
When we let you withdraw funds this way, it results in an imbalance in the 50-50 cash-collateral margin. Because of this imbalance, Zerodha will end up charging you an interest for non maintenance of adequate cash balance. This is almost similar to letting you withdraw funds with the intent of charging interest, something we’re not in favour of doing.
The system is designed in a way to let you withdraw as much, without putting the burden of interest. For example,
say you’ve pledged the following:
non cash collateral - 7L
cash collateral - 1L
cash balance - 3L
margin - 4L
the margin of 4L is charged to - 2L non cash collateral, 1 L cash collateral and 1 L cash balance, thereby leaving 2 L as withdrawal balance. We prioritize cash collateral over cash balance thereby letting you withdraw max funds from your account.