How to Transfer Shares From Another Demat Account to SBI Securities?
You can transfer shares from another Demat account to SBI Securities by following these simple steps:
Steps to Transfer Shares from Another Demat Account to SBI Securities
Steps | Description |
1 | Enter the relevant information in the Delivery Instruction Slip (DIS) and submit it to the current broker. |
2 | The broker forwards the DIS form or request to the depository. |
How Do I Transfer Shares from Another Demat account to SBI Securities?
Method 1:
Step 1 – First, enter the relevant information in the Delivery Instruction Slip (DIS) and submit it to the current broker.
Step 2 – Then, the broker forwards the DIS form or request to the depository.
Step 3 – Further, the Depository will transfer your existing shares to the Demat account.
All of the shares will be reflected in the investor’s new Demat account after the transfer is complete.
Method 2:
A. You can use the SPEED-e facility for NSDL or the EASIEST (Electronic Access To Securities Information and Execution of Secured Transaction) facility for CDSL.
B. DDPI is also an option
- Securities held by a client in their beneficial owner account are transferred to the same stock broker to fulfil stock exchange-related deliveries/settlement obligations arising from trades executed on the Stock Exchange.
- Securities pledged or re-pledged in favour of trading members (TM) or clearing members (CM) to meet the margin requirements of clients for trades executed on the stock exchange.
- On order entry platforms of the Stock Exchange, mutual fund transactions are executed.
- Stock exchange platforms are used to tender shares in open offers.
By following any of the above-given methods, you can transfer shares from another Demat account to SBI Securities easily.