Quick Answers to Your Most Commonly Asked Questions
Yes, Arham Wealth is safe as it is a regulated stock broking platform, operating under the regulations & guidelines of SEBI & Stock Exchanges.
Arham Wealth opens both individual and non individual accounts. Individuals both Resident and Non Resident including NRI, FPI, Person of Indian Origin (PIO),etc. can open accounts. Arham Wealth also opens accounts for NRI who are tax resident of USA and Canada. Non individual entities like HUF, Company, LLP, Partnership Firm, Registered Trust, FPI, FII, OCB etc. can open accounts with Arham Wealth.
The following documents are required for opening a Demat account:
You can call us on the number given on 02616941040 for account opening related queries.
An initial public offering (IPO) is an offering of fresh shares to the public to list the company on the stock exchanges. The IPO market is also called the primary market and is seen as distinct from the secondary market.
IPOs, or Initial Public Offerings, are conducted by companies to raise capital by offering their shares to the public for the first time. This allows the company to raise funds for expansion, acquisitions, or other financial needs. Additionally, IPOs provide early investors and founders with an opportunity to realize their investments and liquidity.
You can apply for an IPO either via our application or via guest.
No, typically you can only submit one application per IPO. Suppose, if there are 5 members in your family then you can put in 5 different applications. But duplicate applications in the same PAN are barred and your application is likely to be rejected.
Electronic Delivery Instruction Slip or eDIS is a facility which allows you to sell shares when you have not submitted your Power of Attorney (POA). Please note: You can only sell the stocks you are holding in your linked Demat account. You may submit your POA to ensure a seamless trading experience.
eDIS is activated automatically on our digital trading platforms for all customers who have not submitted their POA. Please note: The eDIS function needs to be authorized through our digital platform before you place a ‘Sell’ order through Call N Trade.
eDIS facility is available only to Demat accounts which are in single name. It is not available to Demat account holders with joint names and NRI Demat accounts.
In the absence of POA, without eDIS authorization (on the day of the transaction or before that), you will not be allowed to place a sell order.
eDIS is only applicable for delivery-based transactions for shares in your Demat account.
Fund transfer in the stock market refers to the process of moving money between your bank account and your brokerage account for the purpose of buying or selling stocks, mutual funds, or other securities.
You can typically transfer funds to your brokerage account using methods such as electronic funds transfer (EFT), wire transfer, or by mailing a check. Most brokerage firms provide online portals or apps where you can initiate these transfers.
The time it takes for funds to transfer into your brokerage account can vary depending on the method you use. Generally, electronic transfers can take 1-3 business days, while wire transfers are usually faster, often settling within the same business day.
If you encounter any issues with a fund transfer, such as delays or missing funds, contact our customer support immediately for assistance. They can help resolve the issue and provide guidance on next steps.