Why choose Unlisted Stock
Lower Volatility
- This statement needs context. While publicly traded stocks often experience daily fluctuations, it doesn't guarantee unlisted stocks are less volatile. Unlisted stocks have limited data and trading activity, making it harder to accurately assess their inherent volatility. Additionally, the lack of a readily available market can mean larger price swings when trades do occur.
Guaranteed Allocation
- This can be true depending on the specific offering but isn't universally applicable. Guaranteed allocation usually comes with conditions like minimum investment amounts or lock-in periods, which may not be suitable for all investors. Conversely, publicly traded stocks often offer instant access and flexibility.
Rising Valuation
- Unlisted companies, particularly pre-IPO ones, have the potential for high growth and increased valuations upon listing. However, this is not guaranteed. Many unlisted companies fail to reach IPO and struggle to achieve significant growth, leading to potential losses for investors.
Our Stocks
Convert Your physical share into digital share with us
The process is simple and can be done. Here are the steps involved:
- Open a demat account with unlistedstock.in.
- Submit the required documents, such as your PAN card, Aadhaar card, and proof of address.
- Upload scanned copies of your physical share certificates.
- Pay the dematerialization charges.
- Once the dematerialisation process is complete, you will receive digital copies of your share certificates in your demat account.
Here are some of the benefits of converting your physical shares into digital shares:
- Convenience: You can easily buy, sell, and transfer your shares online.
- Security: Your shares are held in a safe and secure depository.
- Liquidity: Digital shares are more liquid than physical shares, which means that you can sell them more easily.
- Cost-effectiveness: The dematerialisation charges are typically lower than the costs associated with storing and maintaining physical share certificates.
However, there are also some risks associated with converting your physical shares into digital shares:
- Cybersecurity risk: There is a risk that your digital shares could be hacked.
- Technical glitches: There is a risk that technical glitches could prevent you from accessing your digital shares.
- Regulatory risk: The regulatory environment for digital shares is still evolving, so there is a risk that new regulations could be introduced that affect your ability to hold or trade digital shares.
Overall, the decision of whether or not to convert your physical shares into digital shares is a personal one. You should carefully consider the benefits and risks before making a decision.
Here are some additional things to keep in mind when converting your physical shares into digital shares:
Once the dematerialization process is complete, you will receive digital copies of your share certificates in your demat account.
- You will need to surrender your physical share certificates to the depository.
- You may be required to pay a dematerialisation fee.
- The dematerialisation process can take a few months.
- Once your shares have been dematerialised, you will be able to trade them online.
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