Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to frequently asked questions to help you understand our platform better.
A non-individual demat account is opened in the name of entities like companies, partnerships, trusts, or institutions to hold and manage securities electronically.
Non-individual accounts include corporate accounts, partnership firms, LLPs, trusts, HUFs, banks, and institutional investors, all operated by authorized representatives instead of single individuals.
A non-individual demat account helps entities manage investments efficiently, enables compliance, allows multiple authorized users, ensures transparency, and supports large-scale trading or treasury operations.
An individual account is owned by a single person, while a non-individual account belongs to entities like companies or firms, operated through authorized signatories or representatives.