Stock brokers in India are SEBI-registered intermediaries that facilitate the buying and selling of securities on recognised stock exchanges. Their role and the account structure involved can be summarised as follows:

• Role of a stock broker:
  Stock market brokers in India execute buy and sell orders on behalf of clients and support settlement through regulated exchange systems.
  

• Demat account:
  A Demat account is used to hold securities such as shares and bonds in electronic form.
  

• Trading account:
  A Trading account is used to place transactions on the exchange and is linked to the Demat and bank accounts.
  

• Online access:
  Stock broking companies in India support digital account opening processes, subject to SEBI-prescribed KYC and verification requirements.
   

Together, these elements describe the framework through which access to the securities market is provided via regulated stock brokers.

Access to stockbroking services through a single digital platform

Bajaj Markets provides a digital interface that connects users with participating stock market broker partners operating within India’s regulated securities framework. Key aspects include:

• Access to multiple SEBI-registered brokers

Users can view and access services offered by different stock broking firms in India through one platform.

• Centralised broker information

 The platform presents partner-level details related to stock market broker services, disclosures, and account features.

• Online account opening

Demat and Trading account applications can be initiated through a digital process, subject to KYC and verification requirements defined by partner brokers.

• Educational resources and product visibility

Bajaj Markets hosts informational content on market concepts and displays financial products made available by partner institutions, based on eligibility and regulatory permissions.
 

Overall, Bajaj Markets functions as a digital access layer between users and participating stock broking firms within the securities ecosystem.

Opening a Demat and Trading account through Bajaj Markets follows a structured digital process aligned with prevailing KYC and verification requirements applicable to stock broking services.

Online account opening process

1. Access the Demat account section
   Begin the application by navigating to the Demat account page available on the Bajaj Markets platform.
   

2. Select a stockbroking partner
   Select from the available SEBI-registered stock broking partners listed on the platform.
   

3. Complete KYC details
   Provide required details such as PAN, Aadhaar, and basic personal information as part of the KYC process.
   

4. Submit documents and complete verification
   Upload the required documents and complete in-person verification (IPV), where applicable, as per regulatory norms.
   

5. Account activation
   After verification, the selected broker processes the request and activates the Demat and Trading account.

This process enables account access through a regulated online trading platform India framework, subject to broker-specific timelines and verification checks.

Explore Account Types

The following account types form part of the securities trading and holding framework. Each serves a distinct function within the market structure:

• Demat Account: Used for holding securities such as shares and bonds in electronic form.

• Trading Account: Used for placing buy and sell orders on recognised stock exchanges.