An ISIN is a unique identifier assigned to a company’s securities for holding them in demat form.

How long does demat take?

Setting up ISIN and dematerialisation typically takes a few weeks depending on the depository and RTA.

Demat of Shares — CorpRaasta

Overview

Dematerialisation converts physical share certificates into electronic form held in a demat account. Certain private companies are required to dematerialise their securities, and demat makes transfers easier and safer.

CorpRaasta coordinates ISIN creation with a depository and sets up the dematerialisation of your shares.

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What is Demat of Shares?

Demat of shares is the conversion of physical share certificates into electronic securities held in a depository, identified by an ISIN.

Who needs it

Private companies required to dematerialise

Companies preparing for investment

Shareholders wanting electronic holding

Businesses easing share transfers

Documents required

Company and share details

Existing share certificates

Depository/RTA forms

Board approval

Shareholder details

How it works

Appoint RTA

We coordinate with a registrar and depository.

Obtain ISIN

An ISIN is created for the securities.

Demat setup

Shareholders’ demat accounts are linked.

Conversion

Physical shares are dematerialised.

Benefits

Electronic, secure shareholding

Easier and faster transfers

Compliance where demat is mandatory

Reduced risk of loss/forgery

Expert coordination

HOW CORPRAASTA HELPS

What we do for you

RTA/depository coordination

ISIN creation

Dematerialisation setup

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Frequently asked questions

Certain classes of private companies are required to dematerialise their securities; we confirm applicability for you.

Demat of Shares