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Only a few Indian broking companies like Kotak Securities, ICICI Direct, India Infoline, Reliance Money and Religare, are offering these trading services to Indian investors.Different companies require different minimum amount to open a trading account. Kotak Securities require you to make an initial deposit of USD 10,000 or INR 5,00,000, whichever is higher, within a period of 3 months from the date of account opening.With India Infoline also, this amount is USD 10,000 but ICICI Direct and Reliance Money allow you to trade with a minimum initial deposit of USD 1,000.Kotak Securities charges Rs. 750 to open such an account and 0.75% of the trade value as the brokerage, while ICICI has an account opening fee of Rs. 999 and the transaction charges of USD 9 or 0.75% of the trade value, whichever is higher. India Infoline does not have any account opening charges.Also refer to the answer of @Khushi Gupta to this question.

Square deposits funds to your bank account via ACH. ACH is a batch system that typically operates on a next day basis, although companies that initiate ACH transactions can choose to have the deposit made to your account at any time during the next 30 days by properly indicating the "effective date" of the deposit. Most banks allow companies to process ACH transactions up to 8pm local time, sometimes later. Therefore, Square can initiate an ACH deposit to your bank account by early evening with [tomorrow] as the effective date, and the funds will be in your bank account early the next morning.Most likely Square will not receive settlement from the card processors by the following morning, which means that they are extending credit for a day or two until they get the funds from the card processors. Square is also taking on the risk of "charge backs".

It does somewhat -in potentially three ways.1- The officers date of initial entry to military service (DIEMS) is (unless they have previously served as enlisted) set to the day they swear in as midshipmen (this is true at West Point and the AF Academy also). This date determines which retirement system they will use.Example: I entered USMA on 1 July 1980. The retirement system on that date allowed me to retire based on my final date of service grade. On 8 September of that year, all new officers had to serve a minimum period to retire in their final grade, or be paid and graded at the next lower grade;2- should the officer (with prior enlisted service) leave active duty while at an Academy, and revert to enlisted grade, he/she may be able to count this time towards total service and retirement;3- If the officer is forced/chooses to leave active service, but joins other government service, they can make a deposit with the civil service, and count their military service (including the Academy time) towards civilian retirement. This can be considerably important towards retiring earlier and at a much higher pension.Unfortunately, the laws regarding officer retirement do not count pre-commission training time, although previous enlisted service can be counted. Basically, a cadet/midshipman is “not” a full, serving officer for purposes of pay and retirement until commissioning.