MintCFD, a leading CFD broker serving India-based investors, has announced the launch of a new feature allowing clients to earn 13% interest per annum on unused Indian rupee (INR) funds. This initiative provides traders with an innovative way to generate additional income on idle balances while maintaining full flexibility for trading across global markets.

This update is aimed at traders who prefer keeping funds readily available while actively participating in the markets.

How the INR Interest Feature Works

The interest program applies to funds not tied up in open trades (unused funds).  Interest  is automatically calculated and credited weekly. Key details include:

• Interest of up to 13% per annum on INR balances

• To be eligible, you must meet the active trading requirements.

• Interest is calculated and credited weekly

• Trading balance remains accessible at all times

• Full transparency via the MintCFD trading dashboard

This approach ensures traders retain liquidity while earning a competitive return—well above standard savings rates in India—making it an attractive solution for both active and casual CFD traders.

Why This Feature Is Relevant for Indian Traders

Many traders maintain balances in their trading accounts to respond quickly to market movements. Traditionally, such unused funds do not generate returns. MintCFD’s interest-on-balance model aims to improve capital efficiency for users who are already engaging in trading activity.

For Indian traders, this feature may reduce the opportunity cost of holding idle funds while waiting for favorable trading setups.

Maintaining Liquidity While Staying Active

Unlike conventional savings instruments that require funds to be locked for a fixed duration, this interest feature allows users to retain full liquidity. Funds can be deployed into trades or withdrawn in line with platform policies, without interrupting eligibility as long as an active position is maintained.

This may appeal to traders who value flexibility and continuous access to their capital.

Positioning in a Competitive Trading Landscape

The introduction of interest on INR balances reflects a broader shift among trading platforms toward offering value-added features beyond basic market access. As competition increases, such features are increasingly being used to enhance user engagement and account utility.

MintCFD states that the feature is aligned with its objective of providing tools that support active traders and evolving user expectations.

About MintCFD

MintCFD is a trusted CFD broker serving Indian investors, offering access to a wide range of global markets including indices, stocks, commodities, forex, and cryptocurrencies.

The broker emphasizes transparency, advanced trading technology, and client-centric solutions tailored for the Indian trading community.

With the launch of 13% interest on unused INR funds, MintCFD continues to lead the way in delivering innovative solutions that combine flexibility, opportunity, and financial growth.

Disclaimer

Trading involves risk. Interest eligibility, rates, and crediting are subject to platform terms and may change. Users should review MintCFD’s official documentation before making financial decisions.