Anyone investing NSE / BSE stocks in India as NRI ?

[junnumukka]

Anyone investing NSE / BSE stocks in India as NRI ? if so what's the process? 

[Konebhar6]

You need to open an DMAT account with one of the brokerage firms. Not all brokerage firms let NRI's trade on their platform. ICICI and Zeroddha are popular ones. Both have good trading platforms. Zeroddha has lesser brokerage charges compared to ICICI. Also they charge brokerage as a % of value of Purchase or sell and not a flat fees like US Brokerage firms. 

With Zeroddha you can open account online.  

[AvramFaind]

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