What is the process that occurs at stockbrokers' end when an order is placed in the stock market.

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Stockbrokers process orders by routing them through various systems and exchanges to execute trades on behalf of clients.

When an order is placed, it is first entered into the broker's order management system.
The order is then routed to the appropriate exchange or trading venue based on factors like price, liquidity, and speed of execution.
The exchange matches the buy and sell orders, and the trade is executed.
Confirmation of the trade is sent back to the broker and then to the client.
The entire process is monitored to ensure compliance with regulations and best execution practices.

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Client adds money in his wallet which is basically the upstreaming client bank account. Then the money is transferred to the settlement account and then the clearing corporation transfers this amount to the seller's stockbroker's settlement account and the money is moved to downstreaming client bank account. 
On the other hand the securities are moved from seller's demat to buyer's demat account directly.

What is the process that occurs at stockbrokers' end when an order is placed in the stock market.

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