How do I close my demat account?

Important: Once you close your with us you will not be able to open a new account 

Log in to the Share.Market web portal, 

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Tap your profile picture and tap Trading Account

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Tap Account Information.
Note: Please ensure you’ve sold all your holdings, closed all positions, canceled all and active SIPs, withdrawn all funds, and downloaded all reports for future reference.

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Tap Close Account

Once you’ve done this, your account will be closed within 24 hours.

If you don’t have any holdings you can also,

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Tap your profile picture, tap Contact Support>Managing My Account>Account Closure>Permanently Close Account. 

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Download the form, fill it digitally, and esign it using DigiLocker. Tap here to know how. 

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Download the esigned form, tap your profile picture> Help Center> View Tickets

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Select the ticket that says Account Closure, upload the esigned form and submit it.

If you have holdings,

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Tap the Contact Support button below. 

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Download the account closure form and DIS form and fill it out digitally. 

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Download the Client Master Report (CMR) of the broker you want to transfer your holdings to. Make sure the CMR is signed by the official of that broker.

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Sign on a blank paper and scan the signature.

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Merge the account closure form, DIS form, your signature scan, and CMR copy, and esign it using DigiLocker. Tap here to know how. 

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Download the esigned form, tap your profile picture> Help Center> View Tickets

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Select the ticket that says Account Closure, upload the merged document and submit it.

Alternatively, you can also courier the esigned form to the below address:

PhonePe Wealth Broking Pvt Ltd, Office – 2, Floor 3, Wing A, Block A, Salarpuria Softzone, Bellandur Village, Varthur Hobli, Outer Ring Road, Bangalore South, Bangalore, Karnataka – 560103, India

Once you’ve submitted the form, we’ll close your account within 3 working days. 

Note: If the holding pattern or financial instruments under your Share.Market demat account and the demat account you’re transferring your to are the same, you don’t need to the DIS form.