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Transfer of Unlisted Shares Via CDSL-Step by Step Guide
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How to Convert Easi to Easiest?
a) As a CDSL user first you need to register as CDSL Easi. This facility will help you to check your shares in Demat form.
b) Now, if you want to transfer shares, you need to register as CDSL Easiest. For that, login into CDSL system. Go to “Miscellaneous” and Click on “Upgrade to Easiest”.
c) Your broker will upgrade your account to CDSL Easiest and provide an 8 digit CDSL PIN which you need to keep safe and the same will be used to transfer shares.
Step-1 a) Visit https://web.cdslindia.com/myeasi/Home/Login. b) Type user name and password
How to Add a Trusted Account?
Before we start transferring shares, we need to add a trusted account. Step-2 Click on “Edit Trusted Account”
Step-3 Click “Add Trusted Account” Step-4 Enter 16 Digit “Demat ID” to add a trusted account and Click “Submit” Step-5 The request will go to “Broker to map trusted account” Step-6 a) Once the broker Authenticate, you will get Status as shown below to “Authenticate by DP”. Prior to that, it will be shown as “ Pending for Authentication”. b) After authentication, you can transfer share online.
How to transfer shares?
Step-7 After Authentication, Go to > “Transactions” and Click “Setup” Step-8 Go to > “Bulk-Setup” and Click “Bulk Setup”Step-9 a) Select “Buy” or “Sell”b) Select only “Execution Date”, & “Counter- BOID” Step-10 Click on “+” Sign Step-11a) Add ISIN Number, Quantity, Consideration Amount, and Reason as Off-Market.b) Select bank details from which funds will be received. Step-12 Click on the “Submit” button Step-13 Select the “Transaction” and Click “Commit” Step-14 Enter OTP Sent on “Email” and “Mobile” Step-15Enter 8 digit CDSL PIN which you have received from the broker when you have converted your account from CDSL Easi to Easiest Step-16 The share transfer process is over. However, around 6:00 PM you will get an email from CDSL which you need to authenticate, and then shares will be deducted from your Demat account.
How to Convert Easi to Easiest?
a) As a CDSL user first you need to register as CDSL Easi. This facility will help you to check your shares in Demat form.
b) Now, if you want to transfer shares, you need to register as CDSL Easiest. For that, login into CDSL system.
Go to “Miscellaneous” and Click on “Upgrade to Easiest”.
c) Your broker will upgrade your account to CDSL Easiest and provide an 8 digit CDSL PIN which you need to keep safe and the same will be used to transfer shares.
Step-1
a) Visit https://web.cdslindia.com/myeasi/Home/Login. b) Type user name and password
How to Add a Trusted Account?
Before we start transferring shares, we need to add a trusted account.
Step-2 Click on “Edit Trusted Account”
Step-3 Click “Add Trusted Account”
Step-4 Enter 16 Digit “Demat ID” to add a trusted account and Click “Submit”
Step-5
The request will go to “Broker to map trusted account” Step-6
a) Once the broker Authenticate, you will get Status as shown below to “Authenticate by DP”. Prior to that, it will be shown as “ Pending for Authentication”.
b) After authentication, you can transfer share online.
How to transfer shares?
Step-7 After Authentication, Go to > “Transactions” and Click “Setup”
Step-8 Go to > “Bulk-Setup” and Click “BulkSetup”
Step-9
a) Select “Buy” or “Sell”
b) Select only “Execution Date”, & “Counter- BOID”
Step-10 Click on “+” Sign
Step-11
a) Add ISIN Number, Quantity, Consideration Amount, and Reason as Off-Market.
b) Select bank details from which funds will be received.
Step-12 Click on the “Submit” button
Step-13 Select the “Transaction” and Click “Commit”
Step-14 Enter OTP Sent on “Email” and “Mobile”
Step-15
Enter 8 digit CDSL PIN which you have received from the broker when you have converted your account from CDSL Easi to Easiest
Step-16 The share transfer process is over. However, around 6:00 PM you will get an email from CDSL which you need to authenticate, and then shares will be deducted from your Demat account.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice, nor an offer to buy or sell any security. Unlisted share prices are indicative. Please do your own research or consult a SEBI-registered advisor before investing.