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IRIS (IRIS) — MTF Margin Comparison

Exchange: NSE · Available on 1 brokers · Updated daily

Best MTF Rate: 50% on Zerodha(2.0x leverage)

MTF Margin Comparison — IRIS

Upstox
Not Available
BEST
Zerodha
50%
Margin Required
Leverage2.0x
You Pay₹5,000
You Get₹10,000
Interest14.6% p.a.
Max HoldUnlimited
Groww
Not Available
Dhan
Not Available

IRIS — Complete Broker Comparison

ParameterZerodha
MTF Margin50%
Leverage2.0x
You Pay (per ₹1L)₹50,000
Broker Funds (per ₹1L)₹50,000
Interest Rate (p.a.)14.6%
Daily Interest Cost₹40 per lakh/day
Brokerage0.3% or ₹20/order (whichever is lower)
Pledge Charges₹15 + GST per ISIN
Max Holding PeriodUnlimited (maintain margins daily)
Max Borrowing LimitNo published limit
Auto Square-OffAuto square-off if margin falls below minimum

IRIS MTF Interest Cost Calculator (per ₹1 Lakh Investment)

Zerodha
Your capital₹50,000
Broker funds₹50,000
Daily interest₹20
30-day cost₹600
Annual cost₹7,300

* Interest calculated on broker-funded amount only. Actual cost depends on daily closing balance. Rates may vary — verify with your broker.

How Much Can You Invest in IRIS with MTF?

If you invest
₹10,000
Stock value you hold₹20,000
Zerodha funds₹10,000
Margin used50%
If you invest
₹50,000
Stock value you hold₹1,00,000
Zerodha funds₹50,000
Margin used50%
If you invest
₹1,00,000
Stock value you hold₹2,00,000
Zerodha funds₹1,00,000
Margin used50%

Frequently Asked Questions — IRIS MTF

What is the MTF margin for IRIS?

Zerodha: 50%. The lowest margin is 50% on Zerodha, meaning you only need to pay ₹5000 to buy ₹10,000 worth of IRIS shares.

Which broker is cheapest for IRIS MTF?

For margin percentage, Zerodha offers the lowest at 50% (2.0x leverage). However, for interest cost, Dhan starts at 12.49% p.a., Zerodha charges ~14.6% p.a., Groww charges 14.95% p.a., and Upstox charges ~18.25% p.a. The total cost depends on both margin percentage and interest rate — compare both before choosing.

What interest rate do brokers charge on IRIS MTF?

Dhan: 12.49% p.a. (lowest, tiered up to 16.49%). Zerodha: ~14.6% p.a. (₹40 per lakh/day). Groww: 14.95% p.a. (₹41 per lakh/day). Upstox: ~18.25% p.a. (₹20 per ₹40K slab/day). Interest accrues from T+1 on the broker-funded amount until you sell.

Can I buy IRIS on margin?

Yes, IRIS (IRIS) is available for Margin Trading Facility (MTF) on Zerodha. MTF allows you to buy shares by paying only a fraction of the total value. The broker funds the rest and charges daily interest on the funded amount.

How long can I hold IRIS on MTF?

Upstox: maximum 365 days. Zerodha, Groww, and Dhan: unlimited holding period as long as you maintain the required margins daily. If your margin falls below the minimum, the broker will auto-liquidate your position.

What are the pledge charges for IRIS?

Upstox: ₹20 per stock (one-time). Zerodha: ₹15 + GST per ISIN. Dhan: ₹30 + GST per ISIN. Groww: auto-pledged (included in the process). Pledge charges are per ISIN, not per trade — you pay once regardless of quantity.

What happens if margin falls below minimum for IRIS?

All brokers will auto-liquidate your MTF position if margin maintenance is not met. Upstox gives until T+4 to top up. Zerodha and Groww require same-day/next-day top-up. Dhan auto-liquidates if coverage falls below 20%. Always maintain adequate margins to avoid forced sell-off.

What is the maximum borrowing limit for IRIS MTF?

Dhan: up to ₹1 crore total (₹20 lakh per stock). Upstox: up to ₹25 lakh total. Zerodha and Groww: no published maximum limit. Actual leverage depends on the stock's margin requirement set by the exchange.

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About IRIS (IRIS) Margin Trading

IRIS (IRIS) is listed on the NSE and is eligible for Margin Trading Facility (MTF) across 1 major Indian brokers: Zerodha. MTF allows you to buy IRIS shares by paying only a fraction of the total value, with the broker financing the rest.

Currently, Zerodha offers the best MTF margin of 50% for IRIS. This means you can buy ₹1,00,000 worth of IRIS shares by paying just ₹50,000, with Zerodha funding the remaining ₹50,000.

MTF Interest Rates for IRIS — Broker Comparison

The cost of holding IRIS on MTF depends primarily on the interest rate charged by your broker on the funded amount. Dhan offers the lowest starting rate at 12.49% p.a. (₹34.2 per lakh/day), followed by Zerodha at ~14.6% p.a., Groww at 14.95% p.a., and Upstox at ~18.25% p.a.

When choosing a broker for IRIS MTF, consider both the margin percentage (which determines how much capital you need) and the interest rate (which determines your holding cost). A broker with a slightly higher margin but lower interest rate may be cheaper overall for longer holding periods.

Holding Period & Square-Off Rules

Upstox allows holding IRIS on MTF for up to 365 days. Zerodha, Groww, and Dhan offer unlimited holding as long as you maintain the required margins daily. If your margin falls below the minimum, all brokers will automatically square off your position. Upstox gives a buffer until T+4, while Dhan auto-liquidates when coverage falls below 20%.

Pledge & Brokerage Charges

MTF trades are settled via pledge mechanism — your shares are pledged to the broker as collateral. Pledge charges: Upstox ₹20/stock, Zerodha ₹15+GST/ISIN, Dhan ₹30+GST/ISIN, Groww auto-pledges at no extra charge. Brokerage: Zerodha charges 0.3% or ₹20 (whichever is lower), Upstox 0.1% or ₹20, Groww and Dhan charge ₹20 flat per order.

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