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What is Pay Later (MTF)?
Have you ever missed a good trading opportunity just because you were low on funds at that moment? If you had an opportunity to Pay Later (MTF - Margin Trading Facility), this would have never happened. Pay Later (MTF) allows you to buy a stock by paying just a fraction of the total transaction value. The balance amount is funded by the broker (such as Angel One). You can avail up to 4x of your buying power via Pay Later (MTF).
Say for instance

Your Account Balance
= ₹25,000
Pay Later (MTF) gives you upto 4X buying power
= ₹1,00,000 (25,000 x 4)
Thus, your enhanced buying capacity is now
= ₹1,25,000Simply put – even though you have only ₹25,000 in your account, you can still trade up to ₹1,25,000. How awesome is that!
What Would You Do with Increased Buying Power?
Increased capacity to trade, affordable interest rates, and super convenient process - Pay Later (MTF) is a real gift for the interested investor. Here is a starter kit to help you get more out of your buying power.
Easy Steps to Avail Pay Later (MTF)

- Log in to the Angel One Mobile App
- Select your Preferred Stock
- Click on ‘Buy’
- Select the Product Type as Pay Later (MTF), enter the quantity, and click ‘Buy’
- Click ‘Confirm’
- Pledge your MTF Stocks by 9 PM on the day of purchase
Pay Later (MTF): Dos and Don’ts
Do's
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Trade wisely. Opt for Pay Later (MTF) after doing your homework and ensuring that the trade is right for you.
Dont's
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Don’t ignore any margin shortfall. In case of a margin shortfall, the shares will be squared off 4 trading days after the shortfall has occurred.
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Don’t forget that Pay Later (MTF) is a kind of loan. Hence, you are liable to pay interest on it. An Interest rate of 0.041% per day (14.99% per annum) is charged on the borrowed amount.

Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs
MTF Disclaimer
Margin Funding as subject to the provisions of SEBI Circular CIR/MRD/DP/54/2017 dated June 13, 2017 and the terms and conditions mentioned in rights and obligations statement issued by the Angel One Ltd.