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Understand who selected the companies and how the allocations were calculated.
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Baskets
A group of shares, explained line by line.Preview constituents and rupee allocations without hiding the fact that each share needs its own executable order.
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OVERVIEW
What Baskets does.
Baskets are a research and allocation view today. Live basket investing stays closed until Tijarat can submit and reconcile every leg safely, show partial outcomes, and avoid presenting an index name as a guaranteed product return.
Basket listBasket detailConstituentsAllocation previewMulti-order review
The flow
How it works.
Follow the steps from opening the feature to checking the result.
Enter an amount
Preview the rupee split and any shares that cannot be bought within that amount.
Review every leg
See the individual order instructions and costs before confirming.
Track the real result
Follow fills, partial fills, rejections, cash left over, and final holdings.
Inside the app
What you can do in Baskets.
These are the main tasks available across the connected screens.
Constituent list
See every included company, source, effective date, and allocation basis.
Rupee preview
Enter an amount and see how it may be divided before any order is created.
Share ownership
A future completed purchase gives you the resulting individual shares, not a fictional Tijarat fund unit.
Multi-order review
Review the quantity, estimate, and status of every planned leg.
Partial outcome
If some orders fill and others do not, the app shows the actual portfolio instead of calling the whole basket complete.
No sample-return theatre
Tijarat will not publish invented historical returns or a guaranteed basket outcome.
AVAILABILITY
Available now and coming later.
Allocation previews exist in product design. Live multi-share ordering is not available and no sample basket performance is presented as real.
Available now
- Allocation design preview
- Public explanation of the execution problem
Requires production service
- Evidence-backed constituent data
- Atomic or safely reconciled multi-order flow
- Per-leg costs and status
- Actual final allocation
Important boundaries
What to know before you use it.
These checks keep beta, live service, data, and account actions clearly separated.
No hidden fund
The screen must state whether you are buying individual shares, an ETF, or another regulated instrument.
No all-or-nothing fiction
Exchange execution can produce mixed results. The app reports each leg honestly.
Methodology dated
Index or theme constituents need a source and effective date so an old list is not shown as current.
Questions
Before you use Baskets.
01Is a Tijarat basket a mutual fund?
No. The planned experience allocates orders across listed shares. It is not presented as a managed fund or guaranteed-return product.
02Will every share in a basket always fill?
No. Price, liquidity, limits, and market status can create partial outcomes. The app must show the actual result.
03Can I change the companies?
The final controls will depend on the basket type. A custom allocation should be labelled differently from a published index view.
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We'll tell you when it is ready.
Join for the product update and future account-opening invitation. Live brokerage remains closed until approval and production readiness.