Demat stands for dematerialisation. Dematerialisation, as the name suggests is the process through which a trader or investor can convert existing physical share certificates into electronic shares.

For dematerialisation, the applicable charges are ₹100 per share certificate, plus ₹50 for courier services along with 18% GST.

Remat stands for rematerialisation.

Rematerialisation is the process through which you, the trader, can get your electronically held securities converted into physical certificates by processing your request via Upstox.

For rematerialisation (remat), the applicable charges are ₹100 per share certificate, plus ₹50 for courier services along with 18% GST.

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