Dematerialisation

Convert physical share certificates to demat

Many older shareholdings still exist as paper certificates — and current regulations require shares to be in demat (electronic) form for transfer, sale, or most transactions. If your family is holding onto old physical certificates, dematerialisation is a necessary step to unlock their value.

The Process

Getting your certificates into demat form

  1. Verification

    We verify the physical certificate details against company and RTA records.

  2. Demat Account

    We help open a demat account, or work with an existing one if you already have it.

  3. Submission

    We submit the Dematerialisation Request Form (DRF) along with the physical certificate to your Depository Participant.

  4. RTA Coordination

    We coordinate with the RTA to confirm and process the conversion.

  5. Confirmation

    We confirm the shares reflect correctly in your demat account before closing the case.

Complex certificate cases welcome. We're experienced in handling certificates with special endorsements, discrepancies between the certificate and company records, or certificates that need re-issuance before demat is possible — not just the straightforward cases.

Holding onto old physical certificates?

Tell us what you have and we'll assess the exact steps needed to convert it to demat.

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