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In today’s digital era, physical share certificates are fast becoming obsolete. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has made dematerialisation mandatory for trading and transferring shares, making it essential for investors to convert physical shares to demat. If you still hold paper share certificates, converting them into electronic form not only ensures safety but also provides you with seamless access to your investments.
Many investors are unaware of the exact process involved in this transformation, especially when dealing with old or unclaimed shares. Expert assistance from trusted firms such as Unclaimed Investment Recovery Crystal Peak Wealth can simplify this journey. In this guide, we will explain the complete step-by-step process to physical shares to demat, along with the benefits of doing so.
Why Convert Physical Shares to Demat?
Before we dive into the process, let’s understand the importance of dematerialisation:
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