Margin Calculator

Calculate margin needed for delivery and intraday trading.

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Order Value
₹10,000
Margin for Delivery
₹10,000
Margin for Intraday
₹2,000
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What is Margin Calculator?

A margin calculator shows how much capital you need to trade or invest using leverage, and the margin required for futures, options, and intraday positions. It helps you understand the buying power your broker provides.

Margin trading amplifies both profits and losses, so knowing your margin requirement before entering a trade is essential.

How does the Margin Calculator work?

Margin Required = Position Value × Margin Percentage

Brokers specify a margin percentage (e.g. 20% for intraday equity). The calculator multiplies the position value by this percentage.

It also shows the leverage ratio: 1 / margin percentage.

How to use the Margin Calculator?

  1. Enter the total position value.
  2. Enter the margin percentage required by your broker.
  3. The calculator shows the margin amount and leverage ratio.

Example

Try the calculator with your own numbers

  1. Enter your values in the input fields above.
  2. Adjust the values to match your situation.
  3. The result updates instantly as you change the inputs.
Your result appears instantly — no manual calculation needed.

Benefits of using the Margin Calculator

  • Know your capital requirement before trading.
  • Understand the leverage you are taking.
  • Avoid margin calls by planning position sizes.

Who should use the Margin Calculator?

  • Students and professionals who need fast, accurate results.
  • Anyone who wants to verify a manual calculation.
  • People who prefer a quick answer over working it out by hand.

Tips for getting the most out of the Margin Calculator

  • Double-check the values you enter before relying on the result.
  • Use the calculator to verify manual calculations or estimates.
  • Bookmark the page if you use it regularly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if I don't maintain the margin?

Your broker may issue a margin call, and if you fail to add funds, your position can be squared off at a loss.

Is margin trading risky?

Yes. Leverage magnifies losses as much as gains. Use margin only with strict risk management.

This calculator gives you fast, reliable answers whenever you need them. Try it now and keep it handy for future calculations.

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