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What does DP charges mean?

Mr Sharma, 32 years old, began investing in shares and stocks recently. He was trying to sell a stock last month when he became confused by the minimal fee levied on his transaction. After that, Mr. Sharma began to go …

How to close Demat account online?

We find ways to trade and invest when we make the decision to do so. As time goes by, we forget and get lazy and leave things to chance. This can be costly. Demat account are subject to fees and …

Demat account: Everything you need to know

No matter if you are a novice investor or an experienced trader, you will come across the term Demat account at some point during your trading journey. If you want to have a smooth buying and trading experience, a Demat …

Where to open a Demat account?

Why should you open a Demat account. You want to invest in stocks and shares? While mutual funds may be the best way to invest in shares or equities in general, many investors prefer to trade stocks and shares directly. …

How to trade in Demat account?

More Indians are now interested in trading because of online trading accounts. In the past, to trade, one had to physically visit a counter in order to place orders. Trading has become electronic, and traders only need a trading account …

How to transfer money from Demat account to Bank account

In the past, investing in stock market was considered gambling. Markets were considered a money pit. However, India has seen a rise in financial awareness and people are now accepting investing in capital market. You can either access capital markets …

Charges for Demat accounts

In India, stocks exchanges have seen steady growth in investors over the last few years. Many brokerage houses have stepped in to offer a variety of services, as there has been an increase in new investors. As they are all …

How to select the best Demat account?

Have you ever wondered what a demat is? How do you choose the right demat account? To become financially independent, you must start to build on your financial assets. These could include equity and mutual funds, bonds IPO's or debentures …

How to open Demat account for minors?

opening Demat account to minors (under 18) has many benefits, not only for the minor, but also for their guardian. Transfers to a Demat account for minors are less complicated than regular Demat accounts. It is also a great platform …

How do I convert physical shares into a Demat account?

According to the SEBI notification of 8 June 2018, SEBI aims for 100% Dematerialisation of shares by the target date of 5 Dec 2018. All existing shares must be dematerialized by SEBI on or before 5/12/2018. Transfer of physical shares …

How to Link Adhaar and a Demat account?

Many account holders are confused about how to link Aadhaar and a Demat account online after linking their Aadhar Card. These are the steps to link your Aadhaar Card with your Demat account. How to link Aadhaar and a Demat …

Transferring shares from one Demat account into another

A Demat account is similar to a bank account. It can be used for transfer of shares from one account into another. This process doesn't affect the ownership rights of the shares and eliminates the possibility for a transaction. The …

How to find your Demat account number and check DP ID

The DP assigns each Demat account a unique 16-digit account numbers. This number is known as the Demat account numbers. After opening a Demat account online a welcome letter (CDSL/NSDL) will go to the user. It will include all account …

Difference between Dematerialisation and Rematerialisation

Dematerialization: This is when the physical share or debenture certificate is converted to an electronic format. It is easier to manage investments in securities and shares when all certificates are in electronic form. This reduces fraud and forgery that used …

Collateral margins for shares in Demat account

A collateral amount is a type of loan for share that a broker offers to its clients in order to trade stock and shares. This is an added value service offered by only a few Indian brokers. However, not all …

what is bonus shares?

Bonus shares are extra shares that the company gives to existing shareholders at no cost. These shares can be traded on the secondary market by shareholders to meet liquidity needs. Sometimes, companies are unable to pay dividends in cash due …

Low brokerage fees and low-cost discount brokerage

When we talk of low brokerage charges we immediately think of discount brokers. Which is the broker that offers lowest brokerage charges in India and the lowest brokerage fees? But before entering into comparing brokers on charges and fees, let …

Types of Trading Accounts and Demat accounts

A trading account is the first way to build a relationship with a broker. To hold, buy or sell stock in the stock exchange, you need to create a trading account as well as a Demat account . You need …

Basics of Demat account

The Indian stock market started to boom in 1996 when the dematerialization account was introduced. Our country has seen steady growth in the number of companies that are listed and in the participation of investors on stock exchanges like the …

Check these 5 things before you open a Demat Account

You probably already know the basics of a demat account and its importance if you're reading this blog. A savings bank account is a good example. A savings bank account holds your cash. If you withdraw cash from your SB …

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