Exploring the Differences Between MTF and Future Trading in 2023

Exploring the Differences Between MTF and Future Trading in 2023

by Anjali Sharma

13 June 2024

3 min read

Exploring the Differences Between MTF and Future Trading in 2023

Exploring the Differences Between MTF and Future Trading in 2023

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MTF vs Future Trading

MTF Traders place orders to buy or sell Equity/stocks in the spot market.

While trading Futures, traders place orders to buy or sell contracts in the derivatives market.

In summary, MTF and futures trading are in two different segments.

S.No	MTF	S.No	FUTURES TRADERS
(i)	MTF Traders place orders to buy or sell equities/stocks in the spot market.	(i)	Futures traders place orders to buy or sell contracts in the derivatives market.
(ii)	MTF Traders have access to 2X~5X leverage provided by the platform.	(ii)	Futures contracts offer leverage as per the contract.
(iii)	Buying Equities with same Qty as Futures Lot through MTF will entitled for Corporate actions like bonus, dividend etc.	(iii)	Futures traders are not entitled for any corporate actions.
(iv)	Buying Equity through MTF will be buy on less margin as compared to Stocks Futures and providing an opportunity to sell the total quantity in parts as per the levels.	(iv)	Future Traders need to sell the whole qty at once as per the lot size.

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MTF vs Futures Margin

Symbol	Expiry Month	Lot Size	Price (Rs)	Future Margin (Rs.)	MTF Margin (Rs.)


ONGC	Jan 27, 2022	7700	151	593210	296340
PEL	Jan 27, 2022	275	2672	362617	213271
BPCL	Jan 27, 2022	1800	397	314424	165098
GAIL	Jan 27, 2022	6100	139	348144	196940
JINDALSTEL	Jan 27, 2022	2500	405	455557	303614
ADANIPORTS	Jan 27, 2022	1250	741	365708	24442
COFORGE	Jan 27, 2022	100	5819	278481	175200

IDFCFIRSTB	Jan 27, 2022	11100	50	261072	153011
SUNTV	Jan 27, 2022	1500	513	287681	188272
GLENMARK	Jan 27, 2022	1150	516	237502	155689
BANKBARODA	Jan 27, 2022	11700	87	380389	283959
SBIN	Jan 27, 2022	1500	493	259760	178762
HINDPETRO	Jan 27, 2022	2700	315	295135	203469
JUBLFOOD	Jan 27, 2022	125	3598	188218	113128
SAIL	Jan 27, 2022	4750	113	230886	164662
BANDHANBNK	Jan 27, 2022	1800	266	214731	141751
IDEA	Jan 27, 2022	70000	15	566812	522938
PNB	Jan 27, 2022	16000	39	224266	169585
ULTRACEMCO	Jan 27, 2022	100	7485	215649	164206
SBILIFE	Jan 27, 2022	750	1209	248559	199740
CONCOR	Jan 27, 2022	800	636	171268	124157
AUROPHARMA	Jan 27, 2022	750	719	179902	137951
PETRONET	Jan 27, 2022	3000	223	181549	135562
ICICIPRULI	Jan 27, 2022	750	577	148651	107188
INDUSTOWER	Jan 27, 2022	2800	263	257372	210787
KOTAKBANK	Jan 27, 2022	400	1895	215651	172993
RBLBANK	Jan 27, 2022	2900	137	175545	131002
M&M	Jan 27, 2022	700	842	178005	138960
IBULHSGFIN	Jan 27, 2022	3100	223	271905	256303
EXIDEIND	Jan 27, 2022	3600	172	162569	130302

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