Zerodha SLB Eligibility

SLB eligibility criteria

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SLB eligibility criteria at Zerodha:

ParticipantEligible?
Individual (resident)Yes
NRIYes (with specific documentation)
HUFYes
CorporateYes
FIIYes (separately regulated)
Mutual fundYes (separately regulated)

Plus:

  • Active Zerodha account.
  • KYC verified.
  • DDPI signed.
  • SLB segment activated.

For NRI / HUF / Corporate

Specific documentation:

  • NRI: Additional KYC, repatriation status, RBI declarations.
  • HUF: HUF PAN, deed of HUF.
  • Corporate: Board resolution, corporate KYC.

For details: NRI / HUF / Corporate SLB access .

See also

External references

References

  1. SEBI, SLB participant eligibility, sebi.gov.in.
  2. Zerodha, SLB activation criteria, zerodha.com.

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