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Everything you need to know about buying and selling unlisted shares with Dealbanc.
Unlisted shares are equity shares of companies that are not yet listed on a stock exchange like the NSE or BSE. They are typically traded over-the-counter through specialist brokers like Dealbanc.
Yes. Trading in unlisted shares is fully legal. Settlement happens off-market and shares are credited to your existing CDSL/NSDL demat account.
Prices are determined by buyer-seller demand in the unlisted market, the company's financials, recent secondary transactions, and IPO valuation expectations.
Just two: a copy of your Client Master List (CML) and your PAN card.
Typically 2 working days from when funds clear and we receive your CML.
Directly in your own demat account through CDSL or NSDL. Dealbanc never custodies your shares.
Yes — it varies by company. Most start at ₹25,000-₹50,000 worth, but some high-value names require larger commitments.
Yes. You can sell anytime through Dealbanc. We connect you with verified buyers in our network.
Capital gains rules differ for unlisted shares. Holding period and indexation matter. We strongly recommend consulting a qualified CA before transacting.
Yes. Unlisted shares are illiquid and carry higher risk than listed securities. Prices can fluctuate, IPO timelines can slip, and there is no guarantee of listing. Please conduct independent due diligence.
Yes. We provide structured financing for ESOP exercises at pre-IPO companies. Check our ESOP Funding page for details.
WhatsApp is the fastest channel during business hours. You can also fill the form on any company page or use the contact page.