Why Open Demat Account Online with Us?
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Zero account opening chargesWe offer a lifetime free account with one-time maintenance charges.
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Explore App5 Easy Steps to Open Demat Account Online with Us!
Verify Mobile & Email
This takes less than a minute and is super convenient!
1
Enter Pan & Bank Details
Provide PAN and bank details for registration.
2
Uploads Documents via Digilocker
Submit documents securely using Digilocker for verification process.
3
Take a Selfie
Capture a self-portrait photo for identification.
4
E-Sign the Form
The final step before your online demat account is active!
5Documents Required to Open Demat Account Online
PAN card is mandatory (Please ensure your photo and sign on the card are clearly visible)
Bank account statements of last 6 months, cancelled cheque and passbook (Any of these)
Aadhaar, passport, driving licence, voter ID, or bank account statements of last 6 months (Any of these)
Bank account statements of last 6 months, 3 months salary slips or ITR (Any of these)
Photo of your signature on a white paper (The signature must match the one on your PAN card)
One passport size photograph is a must (Provide clearly visible and latest photograph)
What is a Demat Account?
The term 'Demat' refers to an account (also known as a dematerialized account) that stores all your financial assets electronically, including:
- Stocks of companies listed in stock exchanges
- Mutual funds, including small-cap, mid-cap, and large-cap funds
- IPOs issued by your trusted companies
- Futures and options or F&Os that help you earn money by leveraging market volatility
- Currency trading in different countries’ currencies
- ETFs or exchange traded funds that outperform an underlying index
- Commodity trading in commodities like oil and gold
- SGBs or government-backed sovereign gold bonds backed with zero capital gains tax on maturity