Frequently asked questions
What documents are needed when opening the Trading Account?
Can I open a Demat Account?
Yes, you can open demat account by being self present at our office premises at a minimum charge of Rs. 150
Are there any charges for opening a Trading Account?
What other Depository Services can be gained through the Demat Account?
Apart from the DEMAT account services, you can enjoy a wide range of depository services which are in listed below:
- De-materialization of physical securities held by the beneficial owner (BO)
- Re-materialization of securities
- Online access of DEMAT account through Mero Share
- Facilitate in pledging and unpledging of securities
- Facilitate online application of IPO
- Settlement trades by transferring/receiving the securities from/in BO accounts
- Settlement of off-market trades that is occurred between BOs outside NEPSE
- Others DP related jobs as allowed by laws and regulations in regard to securities depository
How can I open an account?
To open an account, you need to fill up our KYC form along with one passport size photograph and a photocopy of your citizenship certificate.
What is a Demat Account?
A DEMAT Account is an account that allows you to hold your shares in an electronic form. As holding shares in physical forms involves a lot of paperwork, long process and risk of fake shares, for simple and seamless trading and investing, DEMAT account is must to trade in Nepal’s Stock Exchange.
How can I begin trading shares in secondary market?
You need a Trading Account and a Demat Account to start trading. To download the form for opening a trading account, go to the link Downloads. If you have not opened a Demat account yet, you can visit our office.
By when do we have to make payment after purchasing shares?
Payment is made based on T+3 settlement system which means that customers need to pay by 3 days after purchasing shares. Settlement will be carried out only after payment has been made.