Open Demat Account
Brokerage for first 30 days* On Intraday, F&O, Currencies & Commodities
Interest on MTF for first 30 days upto 1 lakh borrowing
Account Maintenance Charges for first year
Why Open Demat Account with AngelOne
How to Open Demat Account Online?
Step 1
Fill up your information on the sign up form
Step 2
Enter OTP received on the registered mobile number
Step 3
Enter the KYC details
Step 4
Get Demat Account details on the registered Email ID
Documents Required for Opening Demat Account
- Voter Identity Card
- Aadhaar Card
- PAN Card with photograph
- Passport
- Driving Licence
- College Identity Card
- Latest electricity / telephone / post-paid cell phone / gas pipeline / water bill
- Bank account statement
- Land Receipt
- Ration Card
Benefits & Features of Opening an Angel One Demat Account
Opening a Demat account with Angel One offers a range of benefits along with useful features for investors.
- Convenience: Users can trade in different investment options such as shares, stocks, index and gold, bonds, government securities, IPOs, ETFs, NCDs, and mutual funds, all traded on Indian exchanges (BSE/NSE), through a single Demat account with zero paperwork
- Restrictions with Offline Trading: EBI has permitted trading of up to 500 shares in physical form, which includes an excessive inconvenience of maintenance and tracking. A Demat account removes these restrictions entirely
- Auto Sync: All transactions done via a Demat account are automatically reflected in real time.
- Security: Investors need not worry about the safety of physical shareholdings or any frauds that might happen in offline trading.
- Accessibility: Investors can track and access their portfolios in real time with just a few clicks.
- Zero Balance Account Opening: Investors can open a Demat account with zero balance, and such accounts can be maintained without holding any securities
- Consolidation: You can consolidate different portfolios of the same company to create a new portfolio. You can forward the physical certificates along with a letter duly signed seeking consolidation to the RTA of the company.
- Account Types: A Demat account can take different forms. You can open a joint Demat account, or one in the name of a corporation, multiple accounts, or even in the name of a minor. However, a minor's Demat account will need a guardian to operate it.
- Transaction Charges: Opening a Demat account comes with its charges, which would involve an annual maintenance fee, and a transaction fee or commission for every transaction carried out by the DP. A fee may also be charged for dematerialisation of shares, depending on the DP. There is no mandate to sustain a minimum balance.
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FAQs
What types of Demat and trading accounts can I open with Angel One?
With Angel One, you can open Regular, BSDA (Basic Services Demat Account), NRI (Repatriable or Non-Repatriable), Minor, and Joint Demat accounts depending on your residency status and investment needs. You can also open a trading account to trade across commodities, equities, derivatives, currency, and mutual funds, alongside a Demat account, using the same identity and address proof documents.
What are the charges for opening an account? Is it free?
Demat account opening is free of cost. Additional charges include ₹0 AMC for the first year and ₹20/month + taxes thereafter, ₹50 + taxes for POA, and ₹36 for KRA plus applicable service taxes.
Who can open a Demat Account?
Any individual who is a resident of India and has the required proof of identification, address and income can open a Demat account to buy and sell securities and other instruments through Indian stock exchanges.
Can an NRI Open Demat Account?
Yes. An NRI can open a Demat account, subject to FEMA regulations. NRIs can use repatriable or non-repatriable Demat accounts depending on the nature of their investments.
Is nomination facility available in Demat Account?
Yes. Nomination is available for Demat accounts. Resident individuals and NRIs holding accounts singly or jointly can appoint a nominee. Joint account holders must sign the nomination form.
Can I open multiple demat accounts?
Yes. An investor can have multiple Demat accounts, either with the same DP or different DPs, subject to KYC requirements and submission of the required documentation, including PAN.
Can Demat Account be open jointly?
Yes. A Demat account can have a maximum of three account holders—one main holder and two joint account holders.
Can Demat Account be transferred?
Yes. A Demat account can be transferred from one DP to another. The investor needs to submit the prescribed transfer or closure request, after which the securities can be transferred to the new Demat account.
Do I require a demat account for SIP?
No. A Demat account is mainly used for transactions involving shares on stock exchanges. Mutual fund investments, including SIPs, can be made directly or through a bank or financial institution.
What are the types of securities one can hold in a Demat account?
A Demat account can hold securities such as equity shares, bonds, debentures, mutual funds, ETFs and government securities, among others.
Can I hold mutual funds in a Demat account?
Yes. Mutual fund investors can transfer MF units to a Demat account. Units can be converted into Demat format by obtaining a conversion request form from the broker or depository (CDSL/NSDL).
Can we withdraw money from the Demat account?
A Demat account itself does not hold money. When an asset is sold, the sale proceeds are credited to the linked bank account.
Can I apply for IPOs using a Demat Account?
Yes. A Demat account is required for receiving delivery of IPO shares. Investors need to provide the required KYC details and bank account information when applying.
What Is the Difference Between a Demat and a Trading Account?
A Demat account holds shares and securities electronically, while a Trading account is used to buy and sell securities in the stock market. Both are generally required for holding and transacting in securities.
Can I open a demat account without a bank account?
No. The page states that a Demat account needs to be connected to a bank account because transactions such as payments for shares and dividend income need to pass through a verified bank account.
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