By: Akriti Tomar | Date : Mar 24, 25
Equity delivery-based trading in India follows a T+1 settlement cycle:
What Happens If You Don’t Authorize?
If you fail to authorize the sell transaction, your shares won’t be transferred to the Exchange, leading to Short Delivery, which can result in penalties or auction settlement.
Example:
If Client A buys 10 shares of TCS from Client B, but Client B doesn’t authorize the delivery on CDSL, the Exchange considers it a Short Delivery and takes necessary actions.
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