Central Depository Securities Limited (CDSL) has a feature called EASIEST, through which you can transfer shares from one Demat account to another online.
Transferring your shares from one demat account to another is also possible. However, when you shift shares from your one demat account to another; the ownership remains the same, which means that there is no tax implication, and consequently, no transaction implication as well.
Ideally it should not take more than 3-4 hours to transfer shares from once Demat Account to another. This also depends on the repository. There are two repositories, viz: NSDL & CDSL. If the transfer is done from an NSDL account to a CDSL account, it would take the stipulated 3-4 hours.
Online transfer of shares
Get registered at CDSL or NSDL website. For NSDL – Visit this page > New User Registration > Speed-e>Register. For CSDL – Click here > Register for Easiest > Enter Demat details, OTP, account details (DP ID, Client ID, email id etc.
How to transfer shares using CDSL Easiest?
- Register for CDSL Easiest.
- Add Trusted account details. …
- Once the trusted account is set up, go to ‘Setup’ on the transaction section.
- Select Bulk Setup.
- Click on the Transaction tab.
- Enter the below details and Submit. …
- Click on verify to verify your request.
- Click on Commit.
You may see it referred to as form J30 or a share transfer form, but it means the same thing. The person selling the shares (often called the ‘transferor’) should complete their details on the stock transfer form, including their name and address as well as identifying the shares to be transferred, and then sign it.
Can I have 2 demat accounts?
Investors can open multiple demat accounts, so long as the accounts are opened with different Depository Participants. You cannot open more than one demat account with the same DP.
While you can transfer shares into a tax-free account, such as an Isa or pension, your wife cannot do the same with gifted shares. If you want to cash in the shares your wife now owns, you may want to consider staggering the sale, so that you keep your total gain within the tax-free allowance.
Upstox Account Opening
Open Instant Account and start trading today. Transferring your shares in existing demat account to Upstox demat account is easy. You need to submit a DIS Slip to your existing brokerage company with the details of your holdings and your upstox demat account detail.
If one intends to make the transfer offline, then the person making the transfer needs to fill up the DIS slip. (to know how to get a DIS click here ). Refer to this article to know how to fill the DIS Slip. Once we receive the filled DIS, the transfer of shares will be processed within 48 hours.
Transferring shares from one demat account to another can be done in a few minutes. If the investor or the shareholder is holding shares in NSDL or CDSL depositories, he has the option of transferring shares offline. He can do so by filling out a Delivery Instruction Slip (DIS).
Is Zerodha account NSDL or CDSL?
Zerodha Broking Limited, the Depository Participant(DP), is a member of CDSL(Depository). If you’ve opened an account with Zerodha before 15th September 2015, you will have an IL&FS(DP) demat account; in that case, your demat will be with NSDL(Depository).
You can submit closure cum transfer form along with Zerodha Client Master Report (CMR) to your existing broker. Note: If the shares are in a lock-in status, then you cannot transfer shares from CDSL to NSDL or vice versa.
Shares could transferred to the different demat accounts of the same individual or different persons. In case of transfer of shares to the same person, there will be no added tax liability. … In case you transfer the shares that you have initially received via a demat transfer, you will be liable for capital gain tax.
Which is better Zerodha or Groww for stocks?
The brokerage of Zerodha Max Rs 20 per trade while the brokerage of Groww Max Rs 20 per trade. Both the brokers are Discount Brokers. Zerodha is having overall higher rating compare to Groww. Zerodha is rated 4.5 out of 5 where Groww is rated only 3 out of 5.
You can transfer shares from your Zerodha account to another CDSL or NSDL demat account by submitting the filled Depository instruction slip (DIS) to our head office. You can read this article to understand how to fill the DIS. Also, you can use a DIS annexure to transfer multiple shares using a single DIS.