What is Pay Later (MTF) facility?
Pay Later is designed to give you more flexibility and power while trading. Instead of
paying the full amount to buy stocks, you can pay just a small portion—around 20%—and
get up to 5X* times the buying power.
You also have the option to carry forward your positions without immediate full payment.
It’s an efficient way to free up your capital, take larger positions, and potentially increase
your returns, all while managing your cash flow better.
*This limit can vary for different stocks.
Why should an investor use Pay Later (MTF) facility?
As an investor, you can benefit from Pay Later facility. Here’s how!
Leverage:
By utilizing this facility, you can increase your investment size and purchase more shares than you could with your own funds.
Diversification:
Pay Later allows you to invest in a larger variety of stocks with the same amount of funds, providing diversification to your investment portfolio.
Opportunity:
This funding option gives you the opportunity to invest in stocks that you may not have been able to otherwise, potentially leading to higher returns.
Flexibility:
With Pay Later, you can easily purchase and sell stocks, which can be particularly beneficial in a volatile market. This provides you with more flexibility to adjust your portfolio according to changing market conditions.
Let’s understand how Pay Later (MTF) facility works.
Now let's use the illustration to fully understand this idea. If you purchase shares using Pay Later rather than delivery.
Particulars |
Delivery |
Pay Later |
Stock Price |
₹100 |
₹100 |
Number of Shares |
1,000 |
1,000 |
Total Investment Value |
₹1,00,000 |
₹1,00,000 |
Your Upfront Investment |
₹1,00,000 |
₹20,000 |
Funded by Axis Direct |
- |
₹80,000 |
The above calculation is only for illustration*
Be sure to finish the online Pay Later share pledge procedure on the Depository
(NSDL/CDSL) on the same day that you get delivery of the purchased stocks in your
Demat account.
What if stock price goes below the purchase price?
Investors may be subject to a margin call if the market price of a stock declines below the
acquisition price of the shares under margin funding. Adding more money to their account
in order to reach the minimum margin requirement is known as a margin call.
Normally the minimum margin requirement is a percentage of the total value of the
securities held in the account. The investors may be asked to deposit more cash to bring
the margin level back up to the minimum requirement.
Some more important facts:
How to place an order with Pay Later (MTF) facility?
Once you have activated this facility you can place orders using any of our platforms, you
just need to choose Pay Later product from the Product Type drop down.
*In line with regulatory requirements, the securities bought via Pay Later are required to
be pledged in favor of the broker.
** Pay Later is Axis Direct’s E-Margin/MTF offering
For more information on this, please refer to FAQs.
DISCLAIMER
Axis Direct is a brand under which Axis Securities Limited offers its retail broking and investment services. Investments in the securities market are subject to market risks. Read all the related documents carefully before investing. This information is only for consumption by the client and such material should not be redistributed.Disclaimer & Statutory Information
As required under SEBI circular no. CIR/MRD/DP/54/2017 dated June 13, 2017, the Rights and Obligations of Stock Brokers/ Trading Members for the purpose of margin trading facility are enclosed herewith as Annexure A.