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How to trade shares in the Secondary Market?
In-order to trade shares in the Secondary market one needs to have a Bank A/C, Broker A/C and DEMAT A/C. Bank account to do monetary transaction, Broker account to place buy and sell order and DEMAT account to do securities transaction.
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What is a Broker account?
Broker account is also known as a trading account. It is a common platform to sell or purchase securities. Securities are purchased or sold through a trading account, held in a DEMAT account and payments are made through the linked bank account.
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Are there any charges for opening a broker account?
Not a single paisa to be paid. It’s all free.
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What documents are needed when opening a broker account?
- Confirmation slip of DEMAT account
- One Passport size photograph
- Copy of citizenship certificate
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What documents are needed when opening a broker account?
- Confirmation slip of DEMAT account
- One Passport size photograph
- Copy of citizenship certificate
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When do we have to submit/do DIS cheque/e-DIS?
DIS cheque or e-DIS need to be made a day after securities are sold.
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By when do we have to make payment after purchasing shares?
After purchase, the client needs to make payment within the next 3 days as per the norms of T+3 trading rule. Only after completion of payment, settlement will carry out.
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About the NEPSE Online System?
NEPSE Online System is a window provided by the broker to its clients known as Trade Management System (TMS). It enables clients to place buy and sell orders without having direct support from broker office or agents.
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How can one get TMS service from Premier Securities?
First update the KYC, fill up the agreement paper for the online trading. Then get username and password in the mentioned email and access the trading window.