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• How to Withdraw Funds in RMoney Rocket App?

  By : Akriti Tomar | December 4, 2025

  Withdrawing funds from your RMoney account through the Rocket App is quick and convenient. Just follow these steps: Step 1: Open the Fund Section Login to your RMoney Rocket App. Tap on Add/Withdrawal Funds from the main menu. Step 2: Choose Pay-Out Option Select Pay Out if you wish to withdraw funds from your trading account.   Step 3: Enter Withdrawal Details Enter the Amount you want to withdraw. Keep the Segment selected as ALL. Step 4: Confirm Withdrawal Choose

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• How to Check Order and Trade Log in RMoney?

  By : Akriti Tomar | December 3, 2025

  Keeping track of your order and trade activity is an essential part of managing your trading performance. The RMoney Rocket App provides an easy way to review all your placed, executed, cancelled, or rejected orders in one place through the Order Log and Trade Log sections. Whether you want to verify an executed trade or check the status of a pending order, these logs offer complete visibility and transparency into your trading activity. Step-by-Step Guide to Access Order and Trade

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• How to Add Fund in RMoney Rocket App?

  By : Akriti Tomar | December 3, 2025

  Managing your trading account balance efficiently ensures you never miss a market opportunity. The RMoney Rocket App allows you to add funds to your trading account instantly through a secure and seamless process. Whether you prefer Net Banking or UPI, adding funds to your RMoney account takes only a few simple steps. Follow the guide below to complete your fund transfer and get ready to trade without interruptions. Step 1: Open the Fund Section Login to your RMoney Rocket App.

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• What Are Spread Orders in Trading? A Complete Guide for Indian Traders?

  By : Akriti Tomar | December 2, 2025

  In trading, precision and timing matter. A Spread Order allows traders to benefit from price differences between two related contracts buying one and selling another simultaneously. It’s a smart strategy often used for hedging, arbitrage, or managing risk with greater efficiency. To learn how to place a Spread Order in the RMoney Rocket App, click here. What Is a Spread Order? A Spread Order is a type of order where a trader takes two opposite positions in related instruments typically

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• How to Execute Spread Order on RMONEY ROCKET APP?

  By : Akriti Tomar | December 2, 2025

  RMoney Rocket App allows you to conveniently place Spread Orders, a feature designed to help you execute multiple leg orders together within a single transaction. This feature ensures better control and efficient order execution.  If you’d like to understand what Spread Orders are and how they work in detail, click here to read our complete guide. Steps to Place a Spread Order in RMoney Rocket App 1 Login to the RMoney Rocket App Open the app and log in using

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• How Interest Is Paid on Government Securities (G-secs): Complete Guide for Investors

  By : Akriti Tomar | December 1, 2025

  Government Securities (G-secs) issued by the Government of India pay interest (coupon) at fixed intervals. Investors often have questions regarding how the interest is credited, eligibility criteria, taxation, and what to do if the interest does not reflect in their bank account. Frequency of Interest Payment Most Government of India dated securities pay a fixed coupon on their face value. Interest is paid semi-annually (twice a year). The coupon rate (for example, 7.18%) is applied to the face value of

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• How to Change RMoney XTS API Dashboard Password?

  By : Akriti Tomar | December 1, 2025

  Changing your RMoney XTS API Dashboard password is a simple and secure process. Follow the steps below to reset your password quickly. Step-by-Step Process Visit the RMoney XTS Dashboard Click here to open the official RMoney XTS Dashboard. Login to Your Account Enter your Client ID and Password to access your dashboard. Open the Profile Section once logged in, click on the Profile option available on the top-right corner of the dashboard.   Initiate Password Change In the profile section,

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• Can You Sell Pledged Securities Instantly Without Unpledging?

  By : Akriti Tomar | November 29, 2025

  Investors often pledge their shares or mutual fund units to generate collateral margin for trading. A common question that arises is whether these pledged holdings must be unpledged before they can be sold. The process is simple: You can sell your pledged securities instantly without placing an unpledge request.   How Selling Pledged Securities Works? If your stocks or mutual funds are pledged, you can directly place a CNC (Cash & Carry) sell order on the RMoney app. Once the

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• What is the difference between SDLs, T-Bills, and G-Secs?

  By : Akriti Tomar | November 29, 2025

  Government securities come in different forms, and each serves a specific purpose for investors. Here’s a clear comparison to help you understand how State Development Loans (SDLs), Treasury Bills (T-Bills), and Government Securities (G-Secs) differ from one another.   Quick Comparison   Basis Treasury Bills (T-Bills) Government Securities (G-Secs) State Development Loans (SDLs) Maturity Short-term securities with maturities of 91 days, 182 days, or 364 days Long-term securities with maturities ranging from 5 years to 40 years Long-term securities similar

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• How Long Does It Take to Receive Allotment for SDLs, T-Bills, and G-Secs?

  By : Akriti Tomar | November 29, 2025

  Investing in government securities through RMoney is a secure and predictable process, but one of the most common questions investors ask is: “When will my securities get allotted and show in my demat account?” Here’s a clear and simple breakdown of how the allotment timeline works for State Development Loans (SDLs), Treasury Bills (T-Bills), and Government Securities (G-Secs).   Understanding the Allotment Cycle Government securities are issued through weekly auctions conducted by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Once the

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