Frequently Asked Questions - PIS Account FAQs (2024)

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Frequently Asked Questions - PIS Account FAQs (2024)

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What are the limitations of PIS? ›

NRE PIS Account Restrictions

Cannot invest in companies engaged in chit funds, agricultural or plantation business, real estate relevant to agriculture or farmlands, etc. NRIs cannot trade in equity derivatives on a repatriable basis.

What are the advantages of PIS account? ›

  • Buy and sell on a recognised stock exchange in India. ...
  • Complete your transactions with ease. ...
  • Enjoy low costs and RBI compliance. ...
  • Stay compliant with applicable tax laws. ...
  • Authorise a friend or relative to operate the account. ...
  • Access your account at any time. ...
  • Avail of our new set off facility.

What is the difference between a PIS account and a DEMAT account? ›

NRIs can choose single or multiple Demat accounts. Many NRIs opt for both Repatriable Demat and Non-Repatriable Demat accounts. However, they can maintain only one NRI PIS (Portfolio Investment Scheme) bank account. To invest in stocks and mutual funds of Indian companies, NRIs must have a PIS-enabled bank account.

How many PIS accounts can an NRI have? ›

An individual NRI is authorized to operate only one NRE PIS Account. If under any circ*mstance, a Non-Resident Indian plans to open another NRE PIS Account or shift to a different bank, they would have to close their existing NRE PIS account.

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