How-to SLB Orders

How to check quotes and place SLB orders

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For placing SLB orders on Zerodha:

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Step-by-step procedure

Six steps per the procedure infobox.

Quote interpretation

  • Lending side quote: Annual rate (e.g., 8% per annum) the lender expects.
  • Borrowing side quote: Annual rate the borrower is willing to pay.
  • Match: When the rates align, trade executes.

See also

External references

References

  1. NSE Clearing, SLB order book, nseclearing.com.
  2. Zerodha, SLB interface, support.zerodha.com.

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