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How to Check if Your Broker Is SEBI Registered

When it comes to investing or trading in the stock market, choosing a SEBI-registered stockbroker is one of the most important safety phases you can take. SEBI, or the Securities and Exchange of exchange in India, are the regulatory body that controls stock brokers and other market resources in India.

In this article, we will guide you step by step how to confirm that your broker is officially registered with SEBI.


Why It’s Important to Check SEBI Registration

A SEBI-regulated broker ensures:

• Validity and faith

• Regulatory compliance

• Investor protection

• Transparency in operations

Using an unregistered broker can put your money at risk, with no legal protection in case of fraud or mismanagement.

Step-by-Step Process to Verify SEBI Registration


Step 1: Visit the official site of SEBI

Go to www.sebi.gov.in

Step 2: Go to the ‘Intermediaries’ Section
  • On the homepage menu, click on “Intermediaries/Market Infrastructure Institutions.”
  • Then click on “Recognised Intermediaries.”
Step 3: Search for the broker

You are instructed on a page with a search tool. What can you do here?

• Enter the name of the broker

• or enter SEBI Registration number (usually starts with “INZ”)

• Select an intermediate type as "stockbroker"

Step 4: Review details

Check your broker the following:

• Status: "Registered" should be said

• SEBI- Registration number

• Exchange membership in brokers: NSE, BSE, MCX, etc.

• Registered office address

Where you find SEBI details

• Most brokers show the SEBI registration numbers on their official website, usually footer or "about us" part.

• You can also ask the broker to give a copy of the SEBI registration certificate.

Red flags out to look like

• Broker SEBI refuses to share the registration number

• No details found on SEBI or Exchange sites

• Lifts of guaranteed return

• Sales strategy with high pressure without proper documentation


Conclusion

Before opening a Demat or Trade Account, you must always confirm whether the broker is registered or not. It is a quick and easy step that protects your investment and gives you security.


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