Scroll down to understand the simple 5-step process of buying unlisted shares.
Start your unlisted shares investment journey by connecting with our team. Inform us about the unlisted or Pre-IPO shares you are interested in buying through your preferred communication channel.
Based on your requirement, we check availability and share the latest unlisted shares price. You can evaluate the quotation and confirm your interest to move ahead with the buying process.
Evaluate the quote and confirm your interest.
Required for Shares transfer
A copy of your PAN card and the cancelled cheque/bank statement of the account to be used for payment.
Compliance Alert: No third-party transactions. The bank account and demat account must belong to the same person.
Once your documents are verified, transfer the agreed amount to our official bank account. Share the payment acknowledgement with us so we can initiate the unlisted shares transfer.
Sit back and relax. Once verification is complete, the shares are transferred to your Demat account, typically on the same or the next working day
Verify Your Holdings
Shares are subject to a 6-month lock-in after IPO listing.
The bank account and demat account must belong to the same individual. No exceptions.
For NRIs: Non-Repatriable Demat and NRO bank account are mandatory.
Everything you need to know about investing securely in the unlisted and Pre-IPO market.
The process of buying unlisted shares or Pre-IPO shares is simple and structured:
For a detailed step-by-step guide, refer to the complete buying process above.
To buy unlisted shares, you typically need:
These documents are required to ensure a smooth and compliant share transfer process.
We quote a net per-share price, which includes all applicable costs.
After the shares are credited, you can check your holdings through:
As per Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) guidelines:
After the lock-in period, shares become freely tradable just like listed stocks.
Investing in unlisted or Pre-IPO shares involves certain risks:
Investors should evaluate risks carefully before investing.
Yes, NRIs can invest in unlisted shares in India, provided they have:
Investments must comply with applicable FEMA regulations.
We understand that buying unlisted shares involves advance payment, which requires absolute trust.
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