Pre-IPO • ESOP • Unlisted

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T+1–T+3 settlement
KYC verified
Secure escrow flow
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Unlisted market

Process to Buy Unlisted Shares

Recommended for those interested in dealing with unlisted shares.

1

Contact Us

Connect with our RMs and get best quotes for unlisted shares.

2

Deal Processing

Payment to escrow/verified party; our team initiates transfer.

3

Deal Completion

Shares transferred to your Demat typically within 24–72 hours.

Unlisted Shares at a Glance

What are Unlisted Shares?

Equity of private companies not traded on exchanges. Accessed via private deals, ESOPs, or pre-IPO rounds. Pricing is negotiated; liquidity is limited.

Quick Facts

  • Settlement: typically T+1–T+3
  • KYC: PAN, Aadhaar, Demat required
  • Pricing: negotiated quotes (demand/supply)
  • Liquidity: exits depend on counterparty interest

Key Benefits

  • Early access to promising companies (pre-IPO)
  • Potential valuation upside post listing/events
  • Diversification beyond public markets

Risks & Considerations

  • Lower liquidity; exits may take time/discounts
  • Fewer disclosures; diligence is essential
  • Negotiated prices; spreads can be wide

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions about buying and selling unlisted shares.

How is the price of an unlisted share decided?
Prices are discovered via negotiated quotes based on recent deals, demand/supply, company performance, and expected listing timelines.
What is the typical settlement time?
T+1 to T+3 in most cases, depending on the transfer agent and DP. Certain operational constraints can extend timelines.
Are unlisted shares riskier than listed ones?
They can be due to lower liquidity and fewer disclosures. Diversify appropriately and do adequate diligence.
What documents do I need?
Standard KYC (PAN, Aadhaar, address), Demat details, and bank proof. Additional documents may be requested by counterparties.
Can I sell anytime?
Liquidity depends on demand. Exit timelines may vary, and you may need to accept discounts versus indicated offers.
Do corporate actions affect my holdings?
Yes. Corporate actions, lock-ins, and ISIN changes can affect transferability and timelines.
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