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Apply NowTrades or Transfers which are not routed or settled through the Clearing Corporation/ Clearing House (CC/CH) of an exchange are classified as "Off-Market Trades / Transfers".
An Off-Market Trade / Transfer is a way of transferring shares directly between two demat accounts without the involvement of CC/CH of an exchange. It is similar to the transfer of money from one bank account to another via IMPS, NEFT, etc., which happens by debiting one bank account and crediting another. An Off-Market Trade / Transfer can be executed between demat accounts within the same Depository, i.e., NSDL or CDSL, or between Depositories, i.e., NSDL and CDSL. If you wish to transfer some or all shares held in your demat account to the demat account of someone else, it is called an Off-Market Transfer. The gift of shares to your family members is an example of an Off-Market-Transfer.
For a transfer of securities to be effected from one demat account to another demat account, details mentioned in the "delivery" and "receipt" instructions need to match. Investors need to be especially careful with respect to the "execution date" mentioned in these two forms. The transfer will be rejected if there is a mismatch, even if all other details in these two forms match. In case the target demat account has already enabled the standing instruction in the demat account, there is no requirement to provide the receipt instruction to its DP.
Clients must ensure that the correct mobile number and email ID are registered in their demat account. Clients must contact their DP immediately in case there is any change in the same. Further, Stamp Duty, if applicable, needs to be paid to the Depositories, i.e., NSDL or CDSL, for successful execution of the Off-Market Trade / Transfer instruction. The Stamp Duty can either be paid by the client (sender) or the DP, where the client (sender) is maintaining the demat account. The payment aspect is handled outside the Depositories, i.e., NSDL or CDSL environment between the selling and buying clients.
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