In India, any investors who want to own securities like stocks, bonds and mutual funds must open a demat account. Demat is short for dematerialised—demat accounts are electronic records tracking your ...

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Effective September 1 last year, the regulator had increased the limit of basic services demat account limit to Rs 10 lakh from Rs 2 lakh earlier aiming at financial inclusion. The rise in the limit ...

A demat account, or a dematerialised account, allows investors to hold shares, bonds, mutual funds, and other securities in electronic form instead of physical certificates Investing in the stock ...

New Delhi [India], April 11: In today's digital-first world, managing your investments has become easier and more efficient, thanks to the availability of online platforms. One of the most essential ...

Opening multiple Demat Accounts isn't against SEBI regulations, but you must manage each account properly. You can open ...

Demat vs Trading account: The terms trading account and demat account are often used interchangeably, leading to confusion for many. While both accounts are related, they serve very different roles.