Convert physical shares to demat
Paper shares can’t be sold until they’re in demat. We check your certificates and guide the conversion.
What’s Holding Up Your Conversion?
Most paper-share cases need just one thing fixed before demat.
My name or signature doesn’t match
We sort out the mismatch first, so demat goes smoothly.
A joint holder has passed away
We help remove the name or transmit the shares first.
The certificate is missing
We help you get a replacement before converting.
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Your Certificate Tells Us Where to Start
We read the holder, folio and company details, then tell you what comes first: demat, a correction, a duplicate or transmission.
- We start with your certificate
- We check names and holders
- A plan that fits your record
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The process
What we do
We check the certificate, clear anything in the way and guide the demat request.
Start With What You Remember →We read your certificates
Company, folio, holder names and certificate numbers.
We spot any mismatch
Name, signature, address, KYC or joint-holder issues.
We confirm the route
Straight to demat, or a fix first: we tell you which.
We prepare the forms
We help you fill in and gather everything needed.
We follow it through
With the registrar and your broker (DP) until it’s done.
Physical Shares to Demat: Your Questions
Can old physical shares still be converted to demat?
The route depends on the company and current status of the holding. We can review the certificate and explain the appropriate next step.
What if my name is different on the certificate?
A spelling, initials or name-change difference may need a correction route before demat. The exact requirement depends on the record.
What if my signature has changed?
Signature differences are common in older holdings. We can help identify the verification or update process relevant to the RTA.
Can I proceed if one joint holder has died?
The holding may need a name-deletion or transmission step first. We will review the holder sequence and explain the suitable route.
What if the physical certificate is lost?
A duplicate or Letter of Confirmation route may be required. We can review the company record and explain how that connects with demat.
Do I need a demat account before starting?
A demat account is generally part of the conversion route, but you can contact us first and we will explain what is relevant to your case.
Is the first certificate review free?
Yes. We first review the information you share and explain the likely route before you decide whether to proceed.
What happens after I send my details?
Our team contacts you shortly to understand the certificates and any mismatch or holder issue involved.
Let’s Get Your Certificates Into Demat
Tell us what you have. We’ll check the holding and explain the next step. Checking is always free.