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Open demat account online

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₹1 Per Order
₹11 Daily Subscription Cost View Pricing
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Open Your Demat Account in Few Steps

step 1

Verify mobile & email

step 2

verify pan & bank details

step 3

click live photo

step 4

esign documents

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App Features

Fund Transfer

Transfer funds instantly to your Aftertrade account at no charge. Easy peasy!

Pay off graph

The graphic illustrates the highest potential profit/loss when choosing call and put options.

Different Views of Market

Check out our cool portfolio views: List View, Card View, and Heat Map View. Switch it up and see it all!

Option Chain

Option chain tool shows a detailed list of available options for a stock or index.

Multi Sector wise Dashboard

Take a peek at the live sensex and nifty rates, along with cool heat maps, showcasing sectors' epic performances.

Backoffice reports

Enhanced backoffice reports like Ledger, Tax P&L, Holding Statement, Contract Note - all conveniently accessible in one place.

Trading Charges FAQ

We charge a daily subscription cost of Rs. 11 on your first trade of the day. All subsequent orders placed on the same day will be charged at just Rs. 1 each.

No, once you pay the Rs. 11 daily subscription on your first trade, every additional trade for the rest of the day will cost only Rs. 1 per order.
The daily subscription cost of Rs. 11 is deducted on your first trade of the day. After that, you can place as many orders as you like for just Rs. 1 per order for the rest of the day.
Yes, each trading day starts with a Rs. 11 subscription charge for the first trade, and all subsequent trades on that day will be charged at Rs. 1 per order.

Demat Account FAQs

A Demat Account is an account that holds your shares and securities in electronic format, making it easier to trade and manage them.
You need a Demat Account to buy, hold, and sell shares and other securities electronically, as physical share certificates are no longer issued.
You can open a Demat Account with a Depository Participant (DP) such as a bank, broker, or financial institution. You’ll need to submit an account opening form, along with KYC documents like your PAN card, Aadhar card, address proof, and bank details.
PAN card, Aadhar card, address proof, bank statement, canceled cheque, and passport-sized photographs.
Yes, you can open multiple Demat Accounts, but they must be with different Depository Participants.
Yes, a Demat Account is mandatory to hold and trade shares in electronic form.
It usually takes 1-2 working days to open a Demat Account after completing the necessary formalities.
NSDL (National Securities Depository Limited) and CDSL (Central Depository Services Limited) are the two depositories in India where your Demat Account is maintained. Aftertrade is registered with NSDL.
Yes, you can convert your physical shares to Demat form by submitting a Dematerialization Request Form (DRF) to your DP along with your share certificates.

Trading Account FAQs

A Trading Account is used to place buy and sell orders in the stock market. It acts as a link between your bank account and your Demat Account.
A Trading Account is required to execute trades in the stock market. It enables you to place orders to buy or sell shares and other securities.
You can open a Trading Account with a stockbroker or brokerage firm by filling out an application form and submitting the required KYC documents.
No, you need both a Trading and a Demat Account for stock trading. The Demat Account holds your shares, while the Trading Account allows you to buy/sell them.
Kindly refer pricing page.
Yes, you can open multiple Trading Accounts with different brokers.
It typically takes 1-2 working days to open a Trading Account once you complete the necessary formalities.
No, but when ever you buy a new stock, proper margin in required in your trading account
A stockbroker facilitates your trading activities, provides a trading platform, and executes your buy/sell orders in the stock market.
You can transfer funds via cheque , net banking, UPI, NEFT/RTGS