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What is SCORES and How to File a Complaint on SCORES Platform?

SEBI SCORES platform explained – how investors can file online complaints for unresolved issues like dividend delay, delisted shares, and broker problems

What is SCORES and How to File a Complaint on SCORES Platform? 🏛️

Author: @nkit

Many investors face problems like no response from companies, dividend not received, or issues with delisted shares.

To protect investors, SEBI has created a powerful online system called SCORES.

In this blog, you will learn:

• What SCORES platform is
• When you should use it
• Step-by-step process to file a complaint
• What happens after you file a complaint

Everything is explained in simple and easy words. 😊


What is SCORES? 🤔

SCORES stands for:

SEBI Complaints Redress System

It is an online platform created by SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) to help investors resolve their complaints.

If a company, broker, registrar, or mutual fund does not respond to you, SCORES is the official way to escalate the issue.


Who Can Use SCORES Platform? 👥

SCORES can be used by:

Share market investors
Mutual fund investors
Bond or debenture holders
• Investors holding delisted shares

Both retail and small investors can file complaints easily.


When Should You File a Complaint on SCORES? ⏰

You should approach SCORES only after:

✔ You have contacted the company or intermediary
✔ You did not receive a reply
✔ The issue is still unresolved

SCORES is not the first step, but the final escalation step.


Common Issues You Can Report on SCORES ⚠️

• Non-receipt of dividend
Share transfer or Demat issues
• Delisted company share problems
Buyback or bonus issues
Misconduct by broker or intermediary


It is an online platform created by SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) to help investors resolve their complaints.

How to File a Complaint on SCORES Platform – Step by Step 📝

Step 1️⃣: Visit SCORES Website

Go to SEBI SCORES portal:
https://scores.sebi.gov.in

Step 2️⃣: Register Yourself

Click on Register and enter:

• Name
• Email ID
• Mobile number
PAN (optional but recommended)

Step 3️⃣: Login to Your Account

Use your registered email ID and password to login.

Step 4️⃣: Select “File a Complaint”

Choose:

• Type of entity (Company, Broker, Registrar, etc.)
• Nature of complaint

Step 5️⃣: Enter Complaint Details

Clearly mention:

• Your problem
• Date of issue
• What resolution you expect

Always keep your explanation short and factual.

Step 6️⃣: Upload Supporting Documents

Attach:

• Demat statement
• Emails sent to company
• Dividend proof or transaction slips

Step 7️⃣: Submit the Complaint

After submission, you will receive a complaint reference number.

This number is important for tracking.


What Happens After You File a Complaint? 🔄

Once submitted:

• SEBI forwards complaint to concerned entity
• Company or intermediary must reply within time limit
• You can track status online

SEBI acts as a monitor, not a judge.


Important Things to Remember About SCORES ⚠️

• SEBI does not give compensation directly
• SCORES ensures response, not guaranteed recovery
• False complaints may be rejected

Still, SCORES is one of the strongest investor protection tools in India.


Final Thoughts ✨

If you are an investor, knowing about SCORES is very important.

It empowers you to:

✔ Raise your voice
✔ Get official attention
✔ Protect your investment rights

Always keep records and act on time — informed investors suffer less losses. 📘


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