One may open an NRE or an NRO account depending on
whether or not the investment is to be repatriated.
As
mentioned earlier, an RBI permit is required in both cases. The
trading account is always in the name of an individual but the
account can be tied to a jointly held depository account provided
the trading account holder
is any one of the holders of the joint
depository account.
The following documents are required for
opening a trading account:
Documents to be submitted are
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- Application in the prescribed form
- One photograph
- Copy of passport with Visa pages
- Copy of RBI permit
- Authorisation enabling Geojit to debit your depository
account to the extent of your pay-in obligation
- PAN Card
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| Trading and settlement |

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Buying: |
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Before you can place a buy order it is necessary to ensure
that your PIS account is 100% pre-funded.
On receipt of a buy order
from you, Barjeel-Geojit will
first confirm with UTI Bank that there is
sufficient funds in your account and then execute the trade.
Payment for the shares bought will be made by the bank directly to
Geojit on presentation of the contract note. A digital contract note
showing all relevant details of the transaction will also be sent to
you within 24 hours of the trade. The shares bought will be credited
into your depository account on the fourth working day after the trade. |
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Selling: |
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An order may be placed to sell any of the shares held in your
depository account. As mandated by you, your depository account will
be debited to the extent of your sales obligation. The net sales value
will be credited into your PIS account along with a copy of the contract
note on the fourth working day after the sales transaction. A digital
contract note will be sent to you within 24 hours of the trade. |
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Note: All buy and sell transactions in a PIS account are required
to be
reported to the Bank on the same day as the transaction. Where the PIS
accounts are with UTI Bank, reporting of all transactions will be done by
Geojit. However, in instances where the PIS accounts are with banks other
than UTI Bank, the responsibility for reporting the transactions to the bank
rests with the client. Also, in such cases, the pay-in obligation will be met by
the client on presentation of the contract note and against sales,
a pay-out
cheque will be given to the client on T+4. |
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