Upstox - Share market, TRADE FASTER, TRADE SMARTER

Upstox is a tech-first low cost broking firm in India providing trading opportunities at unbeatable prices. Company provide trading on different segments such as equities, commodities, currency, futures, options which are available on its Upstox Pro Web and Upstox Pro Mobile trading platforms.

Upstox is a member of BSE, NSE, MCX and MCX-SX and allows you to trade in:

· Equity

· Futures

· Options

· Currency

· Commodity

What I liked about Upstox is their high tech and advanced trading platforms.

How to Open the Account with Upstox
My Experience with Account Opening Process

The account opening process of Upstox is very fast when compared to other discount brokers. The whole account opening process is online.

You can quickly open Upstox Demat and Trading account with the help of Aadhaar Card and PAN Card.

You just have to keep following documents handy to fast track your application.

Documents Required

· Aadhaar Card

· PAN Card

· Cancelled Cheque

· Address proof (other than Aadhar)

· Latest Bank Statement with IFSC/MICR Code. (Cancelled cheque recommended)

· Specimen Signature

Sign up now to open your account at just ₹249 and enjoy FREE investing in Equity Delivery Trades:   


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