What are Trade to Trade or T2T stocks?

Trade to Trade or T2T stocks are shares that can only be traded on a delivery basis, meaning you have to buy and sell the shares within a single trading day. These stocks are usually considered high-risk and are subject to additional regulations. They're typically stocks of companies that are going through financial difficulties, or are in the process of being delisted from the stock exchange. These stocks are not suitable for all investors, and only experienced traders with a high-risk tolerance should consider trading them.

The Trade to Trade (T2T) section is used for stocks that are considered to be highly risky or that may have had their prices artificially manipulated. You cannot conduct intraday or BTST trades in the T2T sector since all buy and sell transactions must be delivered.

The order will be rejected if a customer purchases a trade-to-trade (T2T) stock and then tries to sell it the same day or before the shares are added to the demat account.

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On the NSE and BSE websites, you can find out which series the stock is trading in at the moment.