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What is diffrence between trading account and demat account

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Asked by : sumati jain |  06 Nov 09:21 am

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Trading account is opened with a SEBI approved broker to enable a person to trade either from home through online or through the broker.It is only for buying n selling.Demat account is created with banks or other depositary participants for keeping purchased shares n issuing shares to the buyer,when one sells.

Says Damodar Biswal 06 Nov 09:26 am

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Demat account - type of account in which shares are kept either with NSDL or CDSL trading account - type of account with broking firm on which shares are traded for a person

Says sudesh 06 Nov 10:14 am

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