Is my account restricted from being transferred to another broker if I have an open Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) despite being in end of day margin compliance?

An Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) for a day is satisfied if, from the end of the day the IMD occurred to the end of a subsequent day, the customer has made net deposits or otherwise caused an increase in the account’s excess liquidity sufficient to equal the IMD…

Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) and 90-day restriction requirements do not automatically transfer from another broker to IBKR. However, IBKR follows industry practice and a strict margin policy. If your account upon transfer is not in margin compliance, your account may be subject to immediate liquidation…

No, excess funds in another account cannot automatically be applied to satisfy an Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD). If there is excess in another account, the customer must transfer those excess funds to the account with the IMD in order to satisfy it…

Under the FINRA rule change, which removes day trading margin requirements and replaces them with intraday margin standards, a deposit after the day of the Intraday Margin Deficit (IMD) must remain in the account until the end of the day of the deposit in order to be applied to the IMD.  …