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Many people message me through mail and whatsapp, on how one can invest in stock markets 
And I am sharing the information regarding How to open and demat account and participate in share trading or investment in Stock Markets.

 Once demat account is opened you excute the trades either yourself through software provided by broker or you can call and ask your broker to excute the transaction on your behalf.
To open a Demat account you have to provide the documents which fulfill the requirements of KYC (Know your cutomer) norms.
You have to sign a contract with Stock broker.

Documents Needed to Open a Demat Account 

The documents required to open a demat account include a proof of address and proof of identity. In addition, applicants will need to submit a copy of their PAN card and passport-sized photographs.
  1. PAN (Compulsory)
  2. Bank statement
  3. One cancelled check
  4. Address Proof
  5. Income Tax Return

Demat Account Opening Procedures

The procedure to open a demat account is almost similar for all the depository participants, and all the brokers follow it. Here are the steps to open demat account:
1. Select a Depository Participant (DP): Select a Depository Participant (DP) you would like to open your account with; this entity will serve as the intermediary between you and the depository. DPs can be banks, brokers or online investment platforms.
2. Submit your KYC Documents: Submit the form given to you for opening an account, the KYC form, passport size photographs, your PAN card (Permanent Account Number), and other photocopied documents.
At this point, you will be given the option to name a person as your nominee. They will be assigned with the responsibility of your shares if something were to happen to you. The choice of one’s nominee can be changed, if need be in the future, by refilling the same form.
The KYC form also has the Depository Participant-Investor agreement which comprises the terms of agreement, rules and regulations, and charges you will incur whilst holding a Demat account. This form also includes the rights of the investor and duties of the DP.
3. Appear for In-Person Verification: An In-Person Verification may be carried out by a person from your DP’s firm to ensure that the details provided by you in the form are authentic.
Opening a demat account is the beginning of a hassle-free investing experience that involves neither the storage risks of paper certificates nor the time-consuming nature of offline trading.
Location: Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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