How-to G-Sec Troubleshooting

Allotted G-Secs not visible

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Step-by-step procedure

Four steps per the procedure infobox.

Common causes

  • Settlement delay: T+1 settlement; Console refresh may lag.
  • Wrong tab: G-Sec under specific Bond/G-Sec tab, not Equity Holdings.
  • Public holiday: Pushes settlement to next working day.
  • System issue: Rare; needs support ticket.

See also

External references

References

  1. Zerodha Support, G-Sec settlement troubleshooting, support.zerodha.com.
  2. CDSL, Demat holding visibility, cdslindia.com.

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