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A trading account is the account you use to place buy and sell orders on the NSE and BSE; the Demat account holds the shares you own in electronic form.
How to open a Trading Account online?
How to open a Demat and Trading account
A step-by-step guide to opening a Trading Account
1. Click on ‘Open Trading Account’ on this page
2. Enter your mobile number and email id and validate them using the OTP
3. Provide your PAN card, income range, gender, and father’s name
4. Enter your bank details which will be used for all the transactions
5. Add your address and upload all the required documents
6. Record a live video for In-Person Verification (IPV)
7. E-sign the application through your Aadhar-linked mobile number
8. After completing all the steps, submit the application for verification.
Trading account fees & charges
Open a trading account online with Bajaj Broking. Here’s an overview of the fees and charges associated with it
Type of charge | Charges applicable |
Delivery trading charges (in Rs.) | 20 (per order) |
Intraday trading charges (in Rs.) | 20 (per order) |
Future and Options trading charges (in Rs.) | 20 (per order) |
First-year subscription fee | Nil |
Subscription fee second year onwards (in Rs.) | Rs. 431 |
Frequently asked questions
A trading account is used to place buy and sell orders on the NSE and BSE. A Demat account holds the securities you own — shares, mutual funds, bonds and sovereign gold bonds — in electronic form. The trading account sits between your bank account and your Demat account: money moves out when you buy, shares move in when the trade settles. You need both to invest in the stock market, and with Bajaj Broking both open together in a single free online application.
Brokerage is a flat fee per executed order, not a percentage of trade value. On the Freedom Pack you pay Rs. 20 per order on delivery, intraday, futures and options; on the Professional Pack you pay Rs. 10 per order on the same segments. The Freedom Pack is free for the first year and Rs. 431 a year after that; the Professional Pack costs Rs. 2,500 a year. Account opening is free on both. Statutory charges — STT, GST, exchange transaction charges, SEBI fees and stamp duty — apply on top at prevailing rates.
No, a trading account is must for selling shares available in Demat account.
Minors can open a trading account under specific circumstances, such as for selling securities obtained through inheritance or IPO investments. The account is managed by a natural guardian until the minor reaches adulthood.
Follow these steps to close a trading account:
- Inform your stockbroker
- Settle all dues and open positions
- Complete and sign an account closure form
- Submit it to your brokerage firm.
You'll need a PAN card, proof of address (like Aadhar card or passport), a photograph, and your signature on white paper. Additionally, for activating futures and options segment, income proof may be required.
A trading account is essential for buying and selling stocks, mutual funds, and other securities in the Indian stock market, providing access to various investment opportunities.
Trading accounts facilitate the buying and selling of stocks, mutual funds, derivatives, IPOs, and ETFs listed on Indian stock exchanges like NSE and BSE.
Opening a trading account online offers convenience, faster processing, real-time access to market data, lower costs, and the ability to execute trades from anywhere with an internet connection.
The online application takes about 10–15 minutes if your PAN, bank details, address proof and Aadhaar-linked mobile number are ready. Once you complete In-Person Verification and e-sign, the account is activated after client due-diligence checks are completed, and your client code and login details are sent to your registered email and mobile number.
Click "Open Trading Account" on this page, verify your mobile number and email with an OTP, enter your PAN and bank details, upload your address proof and photograph, record a short video for In-Person Verification (IPV), and e-sign with your Aadhaar-linked mobile number. The full eight-step process is set out in the "How to open a trading account online" section above.
You must be 18 or above and an Indian resident, and hold a PAN card, a bank account in your own name and valid address proof. Non-resident Indians can invest in Indian equities but require an NRI-specific account under the RBI's Portfolio Investment Scheme, which is a separate application from this one.
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