​In the basket orders, the Required Margin is the essential fund needed to enter the order. It represents the margin without factoring in the hedge position.

For example:
Let's say you sell one lot of Nifty 19900CE and one lot of Nifty 19500CE, costing approximately ₹2,00,000/-. In this scenario, the Required Margin stands at ₹2 lakh.

However, introducing a hedge position, like buying 2 lots of Nifty 20000CE, can alter the Final Margin. Suppose, due to this additional hedge position, your Final Margin decreases to ₹45,000/-. Here, the Required Margin is ₹2,00,000/-, but the Final Margin is ₹45,000/-.

It's crucial to understand that Final Margin isn't an extra margin but rather the amount blocked from the Required Margin once the basket order is executed.

For further clarification on how these margins work, feel free to connect with our support team by writing to us at help@tradejini.com.​