Benefits Of Online Share Trading

Online Trading In India

What is online trading?

Online trading is defined as buying and selling of shares electronically through BSE, NSE and MCX integrated platforms. In India, online trading is considered to be one of the ever-popular and most functional activities.
In the fast developing economy with creative trends sprouting out from different corners, keeping up to them is a primary task. Because of this growing trends and ideas, any business transaction or related operations have become handy and simple. This does not change for online share trading as well.
Buying and selling of shares have become much more easier at Tradeplus. All you have to do is, open an account with us. Common watchlists and personalized watchlists provide useful insights to traders, based on which they perform shares trading. A simple concept of buying and selling of shares is what summarizes online trading on the whole.
Our main motto is to be the ‘real discount broker’ among the others. In regard with our motto, we provide various beneficial packages and flat offers for every segment any trader or investor wishes to trade in.

Benefits Of Online Trading With Tradeplus

Convenient

Anybody who holds an account at Tradeplus is eligible for online share trading. The only requirement for trading is to open a trading and demat account.

Easy and Effortless

With all the exchanges integrated in a single platform, traders can trade using all the platforms one after the other.

Updated Watchlist

Certainly advantageous for both experienced and fresh traders. With the common market watchlist which is pre-defined and enhanced through creating your own watchlist in accordance with your favorite shares.

Zero Brokerage Trading

Apart from the convenience and handy features, Tradeplus offers unique pricing policy which sets us apart from the other brokers. Comparatively, zero brokerage fee with a flat Rs.99/- packages stand tall between others. Continuous trading activities will increase basic intel about the rigorously changing market transforming a fresh trader into an experienced and skilled trader.

Lowest Brokerage Fee

At Tradeplus, we have planned and designed our pricing schemes according to the surplus benefits a client could receive. Very carefully aiming, to strongly achieve our motto, which is to be real discount brokers was kept in mind while designing this plan. Our pricing is simple, transparent and really low, 100% refund of monthly subscription fee, if you don’t trade.

Tradeplus Account opening process

Opening an account is absolutely quick and easy with us. To begin with,
  • The first step to be followed is, choosing the segment that you wish to trade in.
  • Following that, you need to submit your required documents such as Aadhar card, Pan card, Income statement for six months, Passport size photo.
  • Later, Know Your Customer (KYC) application form will be sent to you. You can either fill up your details or our leads management team will be happy to do it on your behalf.
  • Once the KYC form is filled. You need to take a photo by holding your PAN card in hand and send it to us, which is known as IPV(In person verification). You will receive a verification call from our process team, confirming the previously provided documents.
  • Post verification call, an OTP will be generated by our team and the process is complete.
There you have it, an account opened by your name.

Demat account and Trading Account Opening

Demat account is opened for all clients who are willing in the cash segment. It is an account for holding your purchased shares electronically. You can hold your shares for however long you want to until or unless you have decided to sell them.
A trading account is a basic account for trading, as no transactions can take place without a trading account. It is essential for buying and selling of shares. But, a trading account is compulsory in order for you to trade in all the segments.
Enjoy the benefits of online share trading which has been established above providing you with useful information, in order for you to become a trading genius in the unpredictable yet most happening stocks and shares market.
Note:
This Content Originally Published By Tradeplusonline. Source linl: https://blog.tradeplusonline.com/trading-updates/benefits-online-share-trading/

Location: Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

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