How to convert physical share to demat.pptx

There are several benefits to converting physical shares into demat form:

1. Convenience: Holding shares in demat form is more convenient than holding them in physical form. You don't have to worry about safekeeping the physical certificates, and you can view the details of your holdings and perform transactions online.

2. Safety: Demat shares are safer than physical shares as they are held electronically in a demat account, which reduces the risk of loss, theft, or damage.

3. Ease of transfer: Transferring demat shares is much easier than transferring physical shares. In the case of demat shares, you just need to instruct your DP to transfer the shares, whereas for physical shares, you need to physically sign and deliver the share certificates.

4. Faster settlement: Demat shares are settled faster than physical shares as the transfer of ownership is done electronically. This can be especially beneficial if you want to sell your shares quickly.

5. Cost-effective: Converting physical shares into demat form can save you money in the long run as it eliminates the need for stamp duty, which is applicable on physical share transfers.

Overall, converting physical shares into demat form offers several advantages and is a good idea for most investors.

1. You can get access to lakhs of money if you have physical shares of your parents or grandparents Simple way to convert physical shares in DEMAT

2. Why should you convert physical share into demat? Reasons: To keep a track of all your investments To get all benefits like Dividends Payouts Sell and trade SEBI has made it compulsory to dematerialize all physical shares to DEMAT till 31st march 2023 or else they will be transferred to government welfare funds DEMAT shares are easily accessible for transfers and trading

3. Parties involved in dematerialisation process 1 Beneficial owner 2 Issuer 3 Depository 4 Depository Participant (DP) Let’s understand every party in depth. Check the next slide!

4. 1 Beneficial owner The person who owns the share The person whose name is written on the physical share certificate. 2 Issuer The company who has issued the shares. Parties involved in dematerialisation process

5. 3 Depository Government and SEBI had appointed some institutes, who handle all records in electronic format. 4 Depository Participant (DP) Agents who help us maintain and operate our DEMAT accounts. Parties involved in dematerialisation process

6. Steps to convert physical shares to DEMAT 1 Opening a DEMAT Account 2 Fill the DRF form (Dematerialization Request Form) and certificate to DP Let’s understand the steps in depth. Check the next slide!

7. 1 Create a DEMAT account with a bank or broker E.g: ICICI, Kotak, Zerodha, Upstox etc. Steps to convert physical shares to DEMAT Steps to create a DEMAT account: Search for the depository participant (DP) with whom you want to open the demat account Provide them all the basic details Add bank details Document upload and verification process

8. 2 Fill out the DRF and give it to DP Fill the DRF form (Dematerialization Request Form) Your DP will send documents to depository and request for verification Share certificate will be sent to issuing company If everything is fine then both will approve & you will get your shares in demat account. Steps to convert physical shares to DEMAT

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