NSE Clearing Withdraws Additional Margin on Gold and Silver Futures from February 19, 2026

NSE Clearing Limited has announced the withdrawal of additional margin requirements on gold and silver futures contracts. The change will take effect from February 19, 2026, as per its latest circular issued to members. 

NSE Clearing Withdraws Additional Margin on Gold and Silver Futures 

NSE Clearing Limited issued a non-confidential circular dated February 18, 2026, under reference number NCL COM 72884, informing members about the withdrawal of additional margins in the commodity derivatives segment. This follows an earlier circular numbered 0056 2026 dated February 04, 2026. 

According to the circular, the additional margin of 3.00% levied on gold futures contracts across all variants will be withdrawn. Similarly, the additional margin of 7.00% imposed on silver futures contracts, covering all variants, will also be removed. 

Effective Date and Member Advisory 

The withdrawal of the additional margins will come into effect from February 19, 2026. The revision applies uniformly to all gold and silver futures contracts traded in the commodity derivatives segment. 

Members have been requested to take note of the changes and ensure necessary adjustments in their systems and risk management processes from the effective date. 

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Official Communication Details 

The circular was issued on behalf of NSE Clearing Limited by the Chief Risk Officer. Members seeking clarification may contact the official helpline at 1800 266 0050 and select IVR option number 2 or reach out through the designated risk operations email provided in the circular. 

Conclusion 

The removal of the 3.00% additional margin on gold futures and 7.00% on silver futures represents a revision in margin requirements within the commodity derivatives segment effective February 19, 2026. Members are advised to refer to the official communication for complete operational details. 

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