Learn what is the full form and meaning of a demat account? How does it work?
It is possible to buy or sell shares in odd lots from a demat account. The updates of upcoming IPOs can also be retrieved through a demat account. Corporate actions like stock splits, bonus shares, dividends, etc. are also credited directly to your demat account. Regular, repatriable, and non-repatriable accounts are the three basic types of demat account. The BSDA (Basic Services Demat Account) is a type of regular account that waives off your AMC (Annual Maintenance Charges) if the value of your investments is below Rs. 50,000.
A demat account plays a key role in buying and selling shares. It also reflects the details of debit and credit of funds and shares through a detailed account statement. Moreover, you can also transfer shares from one demat account to another online by using CDSL’s Easiest or NSDL’s Speed-e facility nowadays.

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