Professional Documents
Culture Documents
SEBI has mandated all financial intermediaries like ourselves to comply with KNOW your client [KYC]
norms. This would be in the form of verification of identity and address, providing information of financial
status, occupation and such other demographic information. This includes an in-person verification [IPV] of
the client and the original documents . Since we are permitted to conduct an IPV of the client through web-
camera we intend to follow such a procedure in case of clients residing outside Bengaluru. IPV will be done
after we have received the KYC and the supporting documents
In case you cannot come to our office in Bengaluru with the originals of the below mentioned documents ,
kindly submit copy of self-attested documents as mentioned below duly attested by a Notary Public,
Gazetted Officer, Manager of a Scheduled Commercial/Co-operative Bank or Multinational Foreign Banks.
(Name, Designation & Seal should be affixed on the copy).
OR
Alternatively, in case you do not wish to get the documents attested you could send the originals of any one
of the following documents [not more than 3 months old] along with your application form : 1] Bank
statement on the Bank's pre-printed stationary 2] Land line telephone bill 3] Electricity bill showing full
address .These documents need to be self attested by you .We would retain the originals as supporting
documents for your KYC. These would meet the requirements of address proof . In case you need the
originals back kindly enclose a self attested copy along with the originals. We would then after verification,
return the originals by courier.
Resident Individual :
Document Category Please submit any ONE COPY of document per category
*in case the PAN card does not have a photograph then a photo identity proof like UID, Driving License,
Voter Id., Passport etc will be required.
HUF :
Document Category Please submit any ONE COPY of document per category
Proof of Demat Account HUF Demat Account Client Master Report from your existing DP
Companies Corporate :
From Company
Document Category Please submit any ONE COPY of document per category
From Authorised Signatory / Whole Time Directors [mentioned in the Board Resolution]
NRI
PIS
Portfolio Investment Scheme (PIS) is a scheme of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) through
which NRIs and PIOs can purchase and sell shares and convertible debentures by routing the
transactions through their account held with a Designated Bank Branch.
A NRO bank account is a Non-Resident Ordinary Account through which funds cannot be taken
outside the country (Non-repatriable). You cannot transfer funds from NRO to NRE accounts.
All help will be provided to NRIs and PIOs at Compositedge. The company can provide end to
end services as it has over 16 years experience in the Stock Broking Industry.
Services :
Open your SB NRI and PIS (Portfolio Investment Scheme) Account with
Axis Bank or HDFC Bank
Help you obtain a PAN in case you do not have one
Obtain KYC certificate for Mutual Fund Investments
Set up your Demat and Trading Account
Dedicated Relationship Manager to serve as one point of contact
Dematerialise and liquidate your Physical Share certificates
Exercise, Liquidation, Re-investment or Repatriation of ESOP
We help you file your IT returns in India
We provide you Insurance Solutions through our sister concern Composite Insurance Brokers Pvt. Ltd.
Documents Required
Please submit ONE COPY of all the following documents to be attested by the Indian Embassy/ notary public/
your banker abroad.
Photograph
Passport Copy
Visa Copy
PAN Copy
Overseas Address Proof
Client Master Report from Demat Account
Local Indian Address Proof
Guidelines for NRI Trading:
An NRI can deal with only one bank at any point of time. PIS (Portfolio Investment
Scheme) approval can be issued by only one bank.
Intra day trading is not allowed for NRIs. NRIs can trade only in delivery-based
transactions.
BTST(Buy Today Sell Tomorrow) is not allowed to NRIs.
NRI will be allowed to invest only up to 5 % of the paid up capital of the company. NRIs
are NOT allowed to buy certain scrips under this regulation. Report of the same is
available on the RBI website. http://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/BS_FiiUSer.aspx
NRIs need to have 100% funds at the time of buying. No exposure is given to NRIs.
Same way, they need to have 100% stock available to them while selling. No short
selling allowed.
Contract notes of NRIs are daily reported to respective Bank and bank in turn reports
them to RBI. Reporting is taken care by Compositedge.
FNO transactions can be routed through NRO NON PIS i.e. through NRO Savings account
For FNO transactions separate code is allotted by NSE and the same has to be punched
at the time of placing FNO order for NRI clients along with the client code.
Foreign nationals can also open an account, but for the limited purpose of selling ESOP shares
allotted. A new category of Investor called the QFI (Qualified Foreign Investor) has now been
permitted to invest in Indian equities.