BSE Trading FAQs

Can shares bought in NSE be sold in BSE and vice -versa?

You must take delivery of stock purchased on NSE, then you can sell it in BSE. You cannot buy stock in NSE and then sell it in BSE.

Under BSE how can someone place order?

Who are eligible for this facility?

For viewing BSE scrip rates , do I need separate watch list?

Can someone sell stock under BNST-G?

Can I sell the stock which was bought on NSE under BNST-G in BSE and vice-versa?

Can someone trade in super multiple?

For BSE trader are there margin facility?

What are the charges for brokerage?

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