Yes, a Demat account in India can be closed anytime and re-applied for later. If you're switching brokers or not actively investing, you can submit a closure request and later open a new one with any registered Depository Participant (DP). ???? What is a Demat account ? A Demat (

What Are Shares? A Beginner’s Guide to Online Trading If you’re stepping into the world of online trading, one of the first concepts you need to grasp is shares. In simple terms, a share represents a unit of ownership in a company. When you purchase shares through an online tradi

Whenever you buy or sell shares through your Demat account, certain charges apply beyond just brokerage. These are known as DP Charges, or Depository Participant Charges. They are fees collected by the DP for maintaining your securities in electronic form and processing transactions. If you want a c