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Compare demat and trading accounts

See brokerage charges, account opening fees and annual maintenance charges of SEBI-registered brokers in one place.

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[Discount Broker Demat Account]

Offered by [Broker Name]

Account Opening : ₹[0] AMC : ₹[X] / year
  • Flat brokerage on intraday and F&O (as per broker)
  • Equity delivery brokerage as per broker tariff
  • Online account opening with e-KYC

☆ Product features and Specifications are subject to change as per company policy.

[Broker Name] – SEBI Reg. No. [INZ000XXXXXX], DP via [CDSL/NSDL] SEBI Reg. No. [IN-DP-XXX-XXXX]. Investments in securities market are subject to market risks; read all related documents carefully before investing.

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[Full Service Broker Demat Account]

Offered by [Broker Name]

Account Opening : ₹[0] AMC : ₹[X] / year
  • Research reports and relationship manager
  • Branch and phone support
  • Access to IPOs, mutual funds and bonds

☆ Product features and Specifications are subject to change as per company policy.

[Broker Name] – SEBI Reg. No. [INZ000XXXXXX], DP via [CDSL/NSDL] SEBI Reg. No. [IN-DP-XXX-XXXX]. Investments in securities market are subject to market risks; read all related documents carefully before investing.

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Things to check before you apply

  • Check the broker's SEBI registration number on the SEBI website before opening an account.
  • Look at all charges: brokerage, AMC, DP charges and call-and-trade fees.
  • Trading in derivatives carries a high risk of loss. Past performance does not guarantee future returns.

Frequently asked questions

Is MakesMyMoney a stock broker?

No. We are not a broker, sub-broker or investment adviser and we do not give stock tips or investment advice. Accounts are opened directly with SEBI-registered brokers.

What is the difference between a demat and a trading account?

A demat account holds your shares electronically, and a trading account is used to buy and sell them on the exchange. Most brokers open both together.

Are returns guaranteed?

No. Investments in the securities market are subject to market risks and can lose value.