Written by Upstox Desk
2 min read | Updated on September 26, 2025, 14:20 IST
Procedure to open a demat/trading account
Upstox is a leading Indian financial services company that offers online trading and investment services in stocks, commodities, currencies, mutual funds, and more. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Mumbai, Upstox is backed by prominent investors including Ratan Tata, Tiger Global, and Kalaari Capital. It operates under RKSV Securities and is registered with SEBI, NSE, BSE, and other regulatory bodies, ensuring secure and compliant trading experiences.
We’ve previously discussed the things you should keep in mind before opening a demat account and why you should open a trading account in the first place.
A trading account is equally essential - it is used to place buy and sell orders in the stock market whereas a dematerialized account holds all the securities you transact. As with any other registration, opening a demat account and trading account requires you to fill out a form - the account opening form.
Key Points
If you haven’t had a look at our demat account opening procedure guide or our trading account opening procedure guide get yourself up to speed. The basic steps involve selecting a broker that works best for you - likely to be a discount broker.
This is followed by registering either online (using the online demat account opening form) or via an offline account opening form.
Once you’ve filled in the details, attach the required documents and submit them. That should be enough to get started!
Visit documents required to open a Demat account to get more details on the required documents
Wrapping Up
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