How to Invest in the NSE
- 1). Choose an online broker who deals with the NSE like ICICI Direct or Angel Broking. Both of these brokers work exclusively with the Indian Stock Exchange and allow you to conduct your own transactions online. Decide which company you want to use by comparing their transaction rates at their websites. You might also want to call customer service at several online brokers and see which company offers you more help. Chittorgarh, linked below in Resources, offers a list of popular NSE online brokers.
- 2). Go to the website of the company you've selected and choose to open an account. Most online brokers will have a link on their homepage that says "Sign Up" or "Open An Account" that you can click to start the process.
- 3). Enter your name and other personal information. Some online brokers will ask that you link your account to a checking account.
- 4). Choose to conduct a transaction once you've created your account. The process for this will vary depending on the broker you've selected, but you will scroll through a list of NSE stocks, select one you want to invest in, and then type in the number of shares you want to buy at the quoted price.
- 5). Select "Conduct Transaction" or "Process" to complete your trade. You will own the stocks once the money has been deducted from your account, which should happen right away.