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What is Dividend?
Dividend is the amount paid by a company to its shareholders out of its profits. To know more about dividend payment click here.
I have not received Dividend for the shares that I am holding in my demat account. What should I do?
If you hold your shares in your Demat account on record date then the dividend will be credited to your bank account. However, if those shares are in Pool account, then the dividend will be credited to your Angel One ledger.
The dividend is generally paid 30-45 days after the record date.
In case you do not receive the same post 45 days from the Record date you can check the status with the Registrar (RTA).
You can find the details of the Registrar on the BSE India website by visiting the Corp Information section.
When and where will the dividend amount be credited?
The dividend will be credited directly to your bank account after 30 to 45 days from the record date.
Will I be eligible for a dividend?
If you have holdings in your account as of ex-date, you are eligible to receive dividends.
Are there any charges or deductions on dividends?
No, there are no charges or deductions on the dividend you receive.
Where can I check the dividends?
You can create a watchlist by following these steps.
Visit the Portfolio screen.
Click on the specific stock that you are holding.
Scroll to the bottom of screen to find the dividend earned on the stock.
On web, click on the 3 dots that appear when you choose a stock. You will see an option to see the dividend earned.
Please note that you will receive the dividend directly to your bank statement within 30-45 days from the date of dividend payment from the company.
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