Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

A Depository Participant (DP) is an agent of the depository (NSDL/CDSL) who provides investors with services such as opening and maintaining Demat accounts, facilitating securities transactions, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.

• • • Fill out the account opening form (available online or at our branch).
    • Submit KYC documents (PAN, Aadhaar, proof of address, proof of income if required).
    • Provide passport‑size photographs and bank account details.
    • Sign the agreement with the DP.
    • Once verified, your Demat Account number (Client ID) will be issued

Click the link for opening online demat account or contact us for guidance.

• • • PAN Card (mandatory)
    • Aadhaar Card or other valid address proof
    • Passport‑size photographs
    • Bank account proof (cancelled cheque/passbook copy)
    • Income proof (for trading in derivatives, if applicable)

For opening online demat account please click the Link.

You must approach your DP (Indus Shareshree) and submit:

• • A request form for bank detail updation.
  • A cancelled cheque leaf with your name OR attested bank statement/passbook copy.
    Once updated, the revised details will reflect in your Demat Account

or contact us for any guidance regarding the matter.

Submit a written request or online modification form to us along with self‑attested ID proof. The updated contact details will be registered after verification

A Client Master List (CML) is a document issued by the DP that contains all details of your Demat Account such as name, address, bank details, nominee details, and DP ID. 

You can submit a freeze/unfreeze request to your DP. Freezing prevents debit transactions (sale/transfer of securities) while allowing credits. This is useful for safeguarding holdings.

• • Submit an account closure form to your DP.
  • Ensure all holdings are transferred or sold.
  • Clear any outstanding dues.
  • Once verified, the DP will close your account and issue a closure confirmation

Charges may include:

• Annual Maintenance Charges (AMC)
• Transaction charges (per debit/credit)
• Dematerialisation/rematerialisation charges
• Pledge/unpledge charges
  For detailed tariff sheet click here