With our Margin Trading Facility, pay only 25% up front to buy stocks and we will fund the remaining 75%.
Buy 4x more shares with less money
Choose from 1500+ top stocks
Repay only when you sell
Keep 100% of your profits*

MTF or Margin Trading Facility is an offering approved by the exchanges for you to buy stocks by paying only a part of the total order value, while the broker funds the remaining amount and charges interest on the same. MTF (Pay Later) is INDmoney’s version of Margin Trading Facility (MTF), curated to instantly multiply your buying power by up to 4 times on 1500+ eligible top stocks.
To place a Pay Later (MTF) order on INDmoney, simply choose an eligible stock, select the 'MTF (Pay Later)' option, and confirm your order. The process is seamless and can be completed in just a few taps within the app.
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Any profit you earn is entirely yours. We’ll only deduct the funded amount at the time of selling.
Let’s say you bought shares worth ₹40,000 using ₹10,00 (your funds) and ₹30,000 from MTF (Pay Later). If the stock goes up 10% and your holding becomes ₹44,000, ₹30,000 is auto-deducted, and ₹14,000 is credited to your wallet.
Yes, MTF positions taken today can be exited the same day also. INDmoney does not levy any interest on MTF (Pay Later) Positions that have been bought and sold on the same day.
You can easily see your detailed MTF (Pay Later) statement on the INDmoney App. When you log in, head to your INDstocks wallet. Upon clicking on “MTF statement”, you will find a detailed breakdown for all your MTF positions, orders and charges. Get started here.
No, you will not be able to buy/sell stocks with MTF (Pay Later) on settlement holidays. Like general stocks, MTF stocks can also be bought ONLY on trading days.
To plan your investments, you can also check the complete list of NSE holidays here.
No. MTF (Pay Later) is only available for equity investments, not for derivatives or F&O trading.
No, Short Selling is not permissible through MTF (Pay Later). Short selling is a trading strategy via which you sell borrowed shares of a stock in the hope of buying them back later at a lower price.
Currently, you can receive up to ₹1 crore in MTF (Pay Later)funding, subject to eligibility and INDmoney’s RMS (Risk Management System) policy.
Yes. Since the stocks are in your name, dividends, bonuses, and corporate actions are passed on to you as per usual.