Demat Account Types
Pick the Demat that fits your status
Depository Participants offer multiple configurations so residents, NRIs, and corporates can stay compliant while holding securities digitally. Choosing the right structure upfront helps with fund repatriation, reporting, and beneficiary tagging.
- Regular Demat: Standard option for resident individuals trading in Indian markets.
- Repatriable Demat: For NRIs wanting the flexibility to transfer funds overseas.
- Non-Repatriable Demat: NRI holdings where proceeds remain within India.
- Corporate Demat: Entities that maintain securities under the company’s PAN.
- Beneficiary Owner (BO) Account: Investor is the beneficial owner while DP safeguards assets.
Decision checklist
- Residency (resident/NRI/RNOR).
- Need for fund repatriation.
- Joint vs. single ownership.
- Corporate governance requirements.
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