Trading Account

Trading Account

A trading account, like any brokerage account, is an investment account that houses securities, cash, and other assets. An investor with a trading account can purchase and sell assets as often as they wish, all inside the same trading session.

 

What is Trading Account?

A trading account, like any brokerage account, is an investment account that houses securities, cash, and other assets. An investor with a trading account can purchase and sell assets as often as they wish, all inside the same trading session.

Create your account

Create your account

Verify your account

Verify your account

Make your first deposit

Make your first deposit

You’re all set. Start trading

You’re all set. Start trading

Types of Trading Account:

  • Equity Trading Account – Traders can use an equity trading account to trade stocks, futures, and options. Even a trader can deal in currency futures utilising his or her existing trading account.

    Commodity Trading Account – In the commodity market, a commodity trading account is extremely important. If an investor wants to start trading commodities, he must first open a commodity trading account.

    Full service Trading Account – In comparison to a discount broking account, a full-service trading account offers a variety of facilities for trade execution.

How to Open a trading Account:

  • Opening a Trading Account is made simple in the form of the following process:

    Step 1: Begin with selecting a broker or a firm.
    Step 2: Make sure to make a comparative study of the brokerage rates and the services included.
    Step 3: Contact the shortlisted broker for opening your account.
    Step 4: Fill in an account opening form, which most probably requires you to provide KYC details. You will have to submit this along with your ID and address proof.
    Step 5: Undergo an application verification process.
    Step 6: Get the details of your trading account..
    Step 7: Start Trading!

Why Do You Need a Trading Account?

  • There are a variety of reasons why a trading account is necessary:

    • It allows an investor to define his own trading limitations and execute deals quickly in order to maximise profits.
    • Some specific services allow you to place orders even while the market is closed.
    • A trading account is also used to assess an investor’s profitability.
    • It aids in displaying the cost of goods sold to gross profit ratio.

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