Demat of Shares

Secure and digitize your company shares by dematerializing them for easier transfer, trading, and record management.

Dematerialization of shares involves converting physical share certificates into electronic format. This ensures secure, convenient, and transparent management of shares, eliminating risks of loss, theft, or damage.

What is Demat of Shares?

Demat (Dematerialization) is the process of holding shares and securities in electronic form with a Depository Participant (DP) under NSDL or CDSL, making transfer and trading seamless.

Who Can Demat Shares?

Shareholders holding physical share certificates or new investors receiving shares in physical form can convert them into demat form for efficient management and trading.

Demat Process

  • Step 1: Open a Demat account with a Depository Participant (DP).
  • Step 2: Submit physical share certificates along with a Demat Request Form (DRF).
  • Step 3: DP forwards the request to the respective company and depository.
  • Step 4: Company verifies the documents and updates the electronic ledger.
  • Step 5: Shares are credited to the shareholder's demat account.

Benefits

  • Safety: Eliminates risk of loss, theft, or damage of physical certificates.
  • Convenience: Easy transfer, sale, and purchase of shares online.
  • Transparency: Real-time tracking of shareholding in electronic form.
  • Efficiency: Quick and paperless transactions for shareholders and companies.

Demat Assistance

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Quick Highlights

  • Convert physical shares to electronic form
  • Safe and convenient share management
  • Real-time tracking and updates
  • Seamless transfer and trading
  • Expert support for smooth process

Frequently Asked Questions

Dematerialization of shares is the process of converting physical share certificates into electronic form for easy management and trading.

Shareholders holding physical certificates or receiving shares physically can open a Demat account to convert their shares.

Usually 7-10 working days, depending on submission of documents and verification by the depository and company.

PAN card, physical share certificates, Demat Request Form (DRF), and identity/address proofs.

While not mandatory, professional assistance ensures proper documentation and faster processing.