Muhurat Trading Settlement on 8 November 2026: Does T+1 Settlement Mean 9 or 11 November, and What About BTST?

Muhurat trading settlement works like any other day, so every trade made on 8 November 2026 carries a delivery obligation under T+1 settlement. The open question is the date, because brokers differ, and the details of BTST, square-off, pledge and withdrawals also change on this Sunday. This guide sets out the rules and flags where sources disagree.

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Muhurat Trading Settlement and T+1 Settlement: 9 November or 11 November?

Muhurat trading settlement source	What it says	Implication
HDFC Sky	All Muhurat trades result in settlement obligations; settlement on Monday 9 November	Normal T+1 settlement
ICICI Direct	Profit and loss settled at 8:30 AM on 9 November	T+1 settlement funds treatment on 9 November
Fyers	Shares bought on 8 November show as BTST holdings on 9 November and sell as regular holdings from 11 November	Sale proceeds usable from 11 November
Ventura	T+1 settlement falls on the 10 November holiday, so actual settlement is Wednesday 11 November	Later T+1 settlement delivery

These statements conflict, so treat the Muhurat trading settlement date as broker-specific, since each broker applies T+1 settlement to the 10 November holiday differently. Monday 9 November is a regular trading day and Tuesday 10 November is a market holiday for Diwali Balipratipada. For timings and history, see our Muhurat trading guide for Samvat 2083. We could not reconcile the two dates from public sources, and your broker's contract note is the final word on Muhurat trading settlement.

BTST and T+1 Settlement Delivery Rules After the Muhurat Session

BTST and T+1 settlement delivery item	T+1 settlement rule reported by Fyers
Shares bought on 8 November	Appear under BTST holdings on 9 November
Sale as regular holdings	Possible from 11 November
BTST sale proceeds	Usable from 11 November
BTST of 6 November purchases	Needs 25% margin
SIP orders for 8 November	Move to 9 November

BTST means buy today, sell tomorrow, before the shares are credited to your demat account under T+1 settlement. It carries a risk if the seller fails to deliver in the auction, so the margin rules matter. A holder of Nifty 50 stocks should read the broker circular rather than assume the Muhurat trading settlement matches a normal Monday.

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Intraday Square-Off Times and Order Windows

Segment	Fyers auto square-off on 8 November	Order window or note
CAS stocks	3:07 PM	Trade till 3:15 PM; closing auction orders 3:20 PM to 3:25 PM
Non-CAS stocks	3:22 PM	Session ends 3:30 PM; closing 3:35 PM to 3:50 PM
Equity F&O	3:27 PM	Runs till 3:40 PM
Currency and MCX	3:22 PM	2:20 PM to 3:30 PM
AMO for equity	Collected till 2:04 PM	Pre-open starts 2:05 PM

Auto square-off times for Muhurat trading settlement belong to Fyers, and other brokers will set their own, usually earlier than the exchange close. The CAS reference price is the VWAP of trades between 3:00 PM and 3:15 PM, which matters for closing-auction stocks. Intraday positions that miss the broker's square-off are closed by the broker or converted according to its policy, so read your terms before holding past it.

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Costs, Margin and Account Limits on 8 November Under T+1 Settlement

T+1 settlement item	Detail
Charges	Brokerage, STT, GST, exchange charges and stamp duty apply, per HDFC Sky
STT on delivery buy	About 0.1%, or roughly Rs 10 on Rs 10,000, per Dealplexus
Margin	Normal margin requirements apply to Muhurat trading settlement
Pledge and unpledge in Muhurat trading settlement	Not accepted on 8 November, per Fyers
Instant withdrawals around Muhurat trading settlement	Unavailable on 8 November and 10 November, per Fyers
Liquidity	Lower liquidity can widen spreads and raise Muhurat trading settlement costs

Because pledge is not accepted on 8 November, collateral margin will not update during the Muhurat session, and with no instant withdrawal on 8 and 10 November, keep spare cash in the account. For a view on the Sensex backdrop, see our live Muhurat guide.

Conclusion

The Muhurat trading settlement rules are simple in principle and messy in practice: T+1 settlement points to 9 November for most brokers, but Ventura and Fyers' holding rules point to 11 November for usable funds or regular holdings. Confirm the date, the square-off time, the BTST margin and the account limits with your own broker before you place a trade.

Frequently Asked Questions on Muhurat Trading Settlement

How does Muhurat trading settlement work?

Ans. Every trade in the Muhurat session creates a settlement obligation like a normal day, per HDFC Sky. You pay for shares you buy and deliver shares you sell, under T+1 settlement. Costs such as brokerage, STT, GST, exchange charges and stamp duty apply.

When do trades made on 8 November settle?

Ans. HDFC Sky, ICICI Direct and Fyers point to Monday 9 November. Ventura says the date is Wednesday 11 November because of the 10 November holiday. The sources conflict, so check your broker's contract note.

Can I sell shares bought in the Muhurat session on Monday?

Ans. Fyers says shares bought on 8 November appear as BTST holdings on 9 November, and sell as regular holdings from 11 November. BTST has margin and delivery risk, so check your broker's rules before selling on Monday.

What is the intraday square-off time on 8 November?

Ans. Fyers lists 3:07 PM for CAS stocks, 3:22 PM for non-CAS stocks, 3:27 PM for equity F&O and 3:22 PM for currency and MCX. Other brokers have different times, so check yours.

Are the charges different in the Muhurat session?

Ans. No. HDFC Sky says brokerage, STT, GST, exchange charges and stamp duty apply as normal. Dealplexus puts STT at about 0.1% on the buy side of delivery, roughly Rs 10 on Rs 10,000.

Can I pledge shares or withdraw funds on 8 November?

Ans. Fyers does not accept pledge or unpledge requests on 8 November, and instant withdrawals are unavailable on 8 and 10 November. Plan collateral and cash needs before the session.

Is the market open on Monday 9 November and Tuesday 10 November?

Ans. Monday 9 November is a regular trading day, and Tuesday 10 November is a market holiday for Diwali Balipratipada. This holiday is why some brokers see T+1 settlement slipping to 11 November.

Is it wise to take delivery in the Muhurat session?

Ans. Univest cannot give personal advice. Liquidity is lower and spreads can be wider, so a delivery trade can cost more than usual. Past Muhurat gains do not predict future returns, so consult a SEBI-registered adviser.