Mumbai, Jun 1 (PTI) Largest private sector lender HDFC Bank on Monday said it has got 15,000 registrations from its customers for an instant digital demat-cum-trading account run by its subsidiary HDFC Securities within a month of launch.
The demat account can be opened online in five minutes and the trading account in 15 minutes using HDFC Bank's netbanking credentials, and trading to begin within 24 hrs, an official statement said.
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No physical documents are required for opening the account, it said, adding that after basic KYC and setting preferences, users are asked for video in-person verification and their Aadhaar-enabled e-signature.
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