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    How Sebi action will impact profits of discount stock broking firms like Zerodha and Groww

    Market regulator Sebi mandated in its July 1 circular uniform brokerage charges that are not based on volumes. Due to this, tech-first brokers are staring at impact on valuations. Platforms like Shoonya and Mstock charge zero brokerage fees, and they are bracing for impact from Sebi's instructions. Venture fund-backed startups like Groww, Upstox, Zerodha and listed discount broker Angel One will also have to start charging their customers.

    Sebi tweaks rules for Basic Service Demat Account. Check eligibility, charges

    Sebi has introduced new rules for Basic Service Demat Accounts (BSDA). To be eligible, individuals must have only one demat account where they are the primary holder and only one BSDA across all depositories.

    Demat account for minors: How to open with Zerodha, other brokers? Check documents required, other details

    Teaching minors about stock markets, demat accounts, and investment strategies is crucial for financial discipline and smart money management.

    Overall ADTO declines MoM as new demat accounts rise: Motilal Oswal

    In May 2024, demat account additions surged by 36 lakh, but the overall average daily turnover (ADTO) in the financial markets declined by 3% to Rs 433 lakh crore. While F&O ADTO decreased by 3%, cash ADTO rose by 5.5%. Active users on NSE increased to 4.29 crore.

    New feature by CDSL to prevent demat related fraud: Know how this will make your accounts with Zerodha, Groww, FYERS and others safer

    Demat account: If you have a CDSL demat account (used by stock brokers like Zerodha, Groww, Mirae, Upstox, etc) then you are now set to be protected against fraud after CDSL implements a new two factor authentication feature on the EASI and EASIEST portal. Read here to know more about this.

    Sebi mandates direct transfer of securities by clearing corporations to Demat accounts

    The proposed change seeks to streamline operations and mitigate risk by directly crediting securities payouts to clients' Demat accounts, bypassing the broker's pool account.

    The Economic Times
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