Zerodha SGB

SGB certificate of holding

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SGB certificate of holding is RBI’s official confirmation of your SGB allotment. Two forms:

FormProvider
Physical certificateRBI / receiving office (legacy, rare)
Demat statementCDSL / NSDL via Zerodha (standard)

What it contains

  • Investor name and PAN.
  • ISIN of the SGB tranche.
  • Quantity (grams).
  • Issue price.
  • Issue date.
  • Maturity date.
  • Coupon dates.

How to access on Zerodha

  1. Console > Holdings: SGB holding shown.
  2. Console > Statements > Demat holdings: Detailed statement.
  3. CDSL Easi portal: Direct demat view.

When you need it

  • Tax filing (proof of holding).
  • For premature redemption application.
  • For nominee / transmission cases.

See also

External references

References

  1. RBI, Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme, rbi.org.in.
  2. CDSL, Demat statement, cdslindia.com.

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