There's nothing for you to do. Shares you buy with MTF on Rupeezy are pledged automatically. SEBI requires shares bought with borrowed funds to be pledged, and since 24 February 2025 Rupeezy does this for you — you don't need to accept a pledge request.
Why are MTF shares pledged?
The shares you buy with MTF are partly paid for with money Rupeezy lends you, so SEBI requires them to be pledged as security for that funding. They stay in your demat account and remain yours — including any dividends — while pledged. Automatic pledging uses the DDPI on your account, which is why DDPI has to be active before MTF can be turned on — see Why is Margin Trading Facility (MTF) not allowed for some clients?
What happens when I sell?
Selling unpledges the quantity you sell automatically, as part of the same transaction — no separate unpledge request. See How are stocks sold when selling MTF holdings?
Things to keep in mind
- Pledging and unpledging carry a small per-pledge charge — see How are pledge and unpledge charges calculated?
- In the rare case a pledge doesn't go through by T+1, the position is moved out of MTF into Delivery — see When will Rupeezy square off my MTF position?