FAQs

No delays, no documents—just trading! Create your Bull Future account quickly and start exploring futures, options, and commodities with our all-in-one trading suite.

Access your trading panel, go to Market Watch, click the search option, type in your script, and press the plus button.

Add money to your Bull Trade account quickly via QR Code, UPI, NEFT, RTGS, or IMPS. Pick your preferred method!

Easily withdraw your funds from Bull Trade by following these steps:
Log in to your account.
Open the Fund section.
Click Withdrawal.
Fill in your bank information and amount, then submit.

Beginner traders need only ₹1000 to get started, though more capital can minimize trading risk

Depositing and withdrawing funds is completely free. Our priority is giving you the best trading experience.

Yes, traders can withdraw a minimum of ₹1000 with no maximum limit per transaction. You can make up to 2 withdrawals per day.

Stocks, Futures, and Options each work differently: stocks give ownership, futures are commitments, and options are choices. With Bull Trade, you can trade all three and diversify your portfolio.

Futures are contracts that let you buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price on a specified future date.

Futures provide benefits like leverage, high liquidity, hedging opportunities, portfolio diversification, cost efficiency, and accurate price discovery.

Contracts are settled via physical delivery or cash settlement at market prices.

Stock futures, index futures, commodity futures, currency futures, and interest rate futures all fall under Futures contracts.

Options are financial contracts that grant the right, but not the obligation to the options buyer, to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price on a set date.

The two main types are Call Options (right to buy the underlying) and Put Options (right to sell the underlying).

Stock trading involves direct ownership, whereas options trading allows profit potential without owning the asset.

Premiums are based on intrinsic value, time value, market volatility, and demand. The Black-Sholes model, a widely used mathematical formula, helps estimate option prices by considering factors like stock price, strike price, time to expiration, volatility, risk-free interest rate, and dividends.

Indian commodity trading covers multiple segments, including:
Metals: Gold, Silver, Copper, Zinc, Lead, Nickel, Aluminum
Energy: Crude Oil, Natural Gas

Futures contracts on Indian commodity exchanges are legal agreements to trade a specific quantity of a commodity at an agreed price on a future date. Each contract includes an expiry date by which settlement is mandatory.

Yes, mini lots are available on Bull Trade, making it easier for traders with smaller accounts to participate while managing their risk.

Bull Trade allows intraday trades, where positions are closed within the trading day itself, making it easier to benefit from market volatility without overnight commitments.

With Bull Trade, you can begin intraday trading even with small capital, as leverage helps you control larger positions with ease.

Trade smart with Bull Trade ’s low-cost intraday brokerage model and zero hidden commissions.

With Bull Trade’s margin facility, you can amplify your buying power and execute bigger trades without needing the full capital upfront.

Yes, Bull Trade supports new traders with a simple platform, training resources, and dedicated assistance for margin trading

Bull Trade applies dynamic margin requirements according to the asset and market trends, and you can see the exact amount for each trade on the platform.

In margin trading, leverage allows you to multiply your exposure. For instance, 500x leverage turns ₹1,000 into a ₹5,00,000 trading position—boosting your profit potential but also increasing risk.

Leverage in margin trading amplifies both profits and losses, so even a small adverse market movement can lead to large losses.

Yes, Bull Trade provides specialized customer support to help you with all margin trading questions for a smooth trading experience.