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How to open a Demat and Trading Account?

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📘 How to open a Demat and Trading Account?

Before investing in the stock market, you need two accounts:

  • Demat Account – This holds your shares in digital form (like a bank holds money).
  • Trading Account – This is used to buy/sell shares on the stock exchange.

You must have both to start investing in India.

📝 Documents Needed to Open an Account

Keep these documents ready:

  • PAN Card (mandatory)
  • Aadhaar Card (linked with mobile number)
  • Bank Account details (passbook or canceled cheque)
  • Recent passport-size photo
  • Signature on white paper (scanned/photo)

📲 Steps to Open a Trading + Demat Account Online

  1. Choose a Broker: Popular options include Zerodha, Upstox, Groww, Angel One, etc.
  2. Visit Broker's Website or App: Click on “Open Account.”
  3. Enter Basic Details: Name, Email, Mobile Number, PAN, Aadhaar.
  4. KYC Verification: Upload documents and do video KYC (selfie + PAN card usually).
  5. eSign Using Aadhaar: Sign digitally using OTP from Aadhaar-linked mobile.
  6. Account Activation: You’ll get login details on your email/SMS within 24–48 hours.

💡 Tips Before Choosing a Broker

  • Check brokerage charges and AMC (Annual Maintenance Charges).
  • See if the app is easy to use and has good reviews.
  • Check if they offer free research, reports, and learning materials.

🤔 Frequently Asked Questions

Is it free to open an account?

Many brokers offer free account opening. Some may charge ₹200–₹500 depending on the plan.

Can I open both accounts together?

Yes! Today, most brokers offer a 2-in-1 account — Demat + Trading together.

Is Aadhaar mandatory?

Yes, for online eKYC and instant verification, Aadhaar is required.

🚀 You're Ready to Start Investing

Once your account is active, you can:

  • Start investing in blue chip stocks, mutual funds, and IPOs
  • Track your holdings using the broker app
  • Learn step-by-step using our beginner blogs

Opening your first account is the first step toward building wealth. Start today!

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👉 https://t.me/Investtrade_by_Ankit

⚠️ This is for learning purposes only. Please do your own research before making any investment decisions.

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