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1 To submit transfer instruction on Internet you have to log on to http://www.icicibank.com with his User Id and password. 2  All the demat accounts linked with the User Id will be displayed in 'My Accounts' menu. 3  Select e-Instruction from the Demat Menu and follow the simple instructions. 1 To submit transfer or pledge instruction through Speak to Transfer you have to call up our Phone banking numbers and access your demat account using your DPID and Demat a/c no. with TPIN. 2  You can choose between Hindi and English languages for your transactions. Share transactions is of two type viz.intraday and delivery and all these transactions reflect in your Trading account. When you make delivery transaction, then those shares will be entered in your Demat account after a lapse of 2 days. The money transactions you will be able to know from their reports. get your dmat a/c linked with your saving account. then in dmat site go to allocate funds link and add the ammount you want to transfer from your savings a/c and click submit.the transfer will happen in real time. 2. Demat Account: A demat account allows a person to hold the shares in dematerialized form i.e. electronic form. The demat account should be linked to your trading account. The demat account is required to receive/transfer shares when you buy/sell shares through your trading account. 3. Bank Account: The bank account should be linked to your trading account.  http://www.icicibank.com. 1  To submit transfer instruction on Internet you have to log on to http://www.icicibank.com with his User Id and password. 2  All the demat accounts linked with the User Id will be displayed in 'My Accounts' menu. 3  Select e-Instruction from the Demat Menu and follow the simple instructions. 1 To submit transfer or pledge instruction through Speak to Transfer you have to call up our Phone banking numbers and access your demat account using your DPID and Demat a/c no. with TPIN. 2  You can choose between Hindi and English languages for your transactions. 1 To buy shares, the first step is to transfer money from your bank account to trading account. 2  For example, if you want to buy 100 shares at Rs 50, you have to transfer Rs 5000 from your bank account to the trading account. TRADING ACCOUNT. Some of the beginners do not understand relationship between Share Trading account and Demat Account. This short lesson will explain the relationship between Demat account, trading Account and your Bank Account. We will also see how many trading or Demat account you can have in total. 1 Linked account-Seamless transfer of funds & shares in your linked Demat & savings account. 2  No need for cheques, bank transfer or application form for every transaction. 3  Multiple investment options-We offer a suite of investment products, which cater to every investment need and as per your risk appetite. HDFC securities Trading Account-Invest with Trust Transparency & Convenience in a wide range of securities. Apply now for 2 in 1 Account. Demat Account. 1  HDFC Bank Demat Services offers you a safe and seamless online mode to keep track of your investments. If you go through the Demat account, you will be able to know the movement of shares in and out of your Demat account as well as your current hold. When you open a Demat account with a broker, they simultaneously open a Trading account also in your name. get your dmat a/c linked with your saving account. then in dmat site go to allocate funds link and add the ammount you want to transfer from your savings a/c and click submit.the transfer will happen in real time. 1 For example, if you want to buy 100 shares at Rs 50, you have to transfer Rs 5000 from your bank account to the trading account. 2  The shares that you buy will be stored in the demat account. TRADING ACCOUNT. Some of the beginners do not understand relationship between Share Trading account and Demat Account. This short lesson will explain the relationship between Demat account, trading Account and your Bank Account. We will also see how many trading or Demat account you can have in total. 1 When you sell, your trading account takes back the shares from your Demat account and Sells them in Stock Market and get back the money. 2  If you want your money back into your bank account, you have to give a request online to the broker to transfer it to Bank account. TRADING ACCOUNT. Some of the beginners do not understand relationship between Share Trading account and Demat Account. This short lesson will explain the relationship between Demat account, trading Account and your Bank Account. We will also see how many trading or Demat account you can have in total. 1 Trading account is an interface between your Bank account and your Demat account. 2  To buy shares, the first step is to transfer money from your bank account to trading account. TRADING ACCOUNT. Some of the beginners do not understand relationship between Share Trading account and Demat Account. This short lesson will explain the relationship between Demat account, trading Account and your Bank Account. We will also see how many trading or Demat account you can have in total.
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