eDIS (Electronic Delivery Instruction Slip)
Purpose: Allows investors to authorize their sell transactions electronically before placing the order.
Process: Requires the investor to authenticate each transaction using an OTP (One-Time Password) and T-PIN.
Frequency: Authorization is needed for each transaction, making it a more frequent process.
Convenience: Suitable for investors who prefer to manually authorize each transaction to maintain control over their trade.
DDPI (Demat Debit and Pledge Instruction)
Purpose: Serves as a replacement for the Power of Attorney (POA), allowing brokers to directly debit stocks from the investor’s demat account and deliver them to the exchange.
Process: Involves a one-time setup where the investor provides standing instructions, which can be digitally signed using Aadhar OTP.
Frequency: Once set up, no further authorization is needed for each transaction, making it a more seamless and less frequent process. Convenience: Ideal for investors who prefer a hands-off approach and
want to avoid the hassle of authorizing each transaction individually.
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