Government securities (T-Bills, Govt Bonds & SDLs)

Government securities are financial instruments issued by the Government to raise funds from the public or institutional investors. They are considered one ...

Government securities are financial instruments issued by the Government to raise funds from the public or institutional investors. They are considered one ...

T-bills (Treasury Bills), SDLs (State Development Loans) and Government bonds are all types of Government securities, but they differ in several key aspects...

You apply for a Government security at a cut-off price. (The cut-off price is the maximum possible price for a particular Government security) Your applic...

Upstox charges 0.06% of Allotment amount as Brokerage and 18% GST on it For Example: If you’ve applied for 100 units of T-Bills, for which the cut-off p...

The indicative yield is an approximate annual return investors expect to receive if they buy a Government security. These are actual yields of Government se...

You can find the upcoming bond calendar using the following links given by the Reserve bank of India. ProductBidding days Upcoming schedule T-Bills Mon - T...

Refunds will be credited to your Upstox account (Securities Wallet) within one working day after you cancel your application.

You can cancel your Government security application before the application end date. To cancel your application, follow these steps: From the ‘Account’ se...

When the T-bills mature, they are debited from the Demat account by the Government automatically.  The amount will be credited to your bank account linked...