Zerodha SLB Trade memo

SLB trade memo on Zerodha

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The SLB trade memo is the record of an SLB transaction on Zerodha. Each SLB lend or borrow generates a memo.

What it contains

  • Scrip and quantity.
  • Lending rate (annual %).
  • Tenor (typically monthly).
  • Maturity date.
  • Counter-party details (anonymous).
  • Charges breakdown.

Where to access

  • Console > Reports > Tradebook (filtered to SLB).
  • Email confirmation post-trade.
  • Console > Portfolio > SLB positions.

For tax / reconciliation

The trade memo is the source-of-truth for:

  • Tax reporting (SLB income).
  • Reconciliation with bank statement.
  • Audit trail.

For complex tax situations, consult a Chartered Accountant before filing.

See also

External references

References

  1. Zerodha Console, SLB trade records, console.zerodha.com.

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