Sure. Please contact our team to discuss which shares you should acquire and keep in your portfolio, whether you buy with us or not. We’ll be eager to help you select the best unlisted shares for you.

No. Using NEFT to transfer unlisted shares is similar to transferring money from one account to another. The unlisted shares are usually delivered within 24 hours, and in certain unusual situations, within 48 hours.

No. We only accept NEFT, RTGS, and Cheque payments. Because we only transfer unlisted shares to the account from which we receive payment, we do not accept IMPS or cash payments.

No. Certainly not. You just have to pay for the unlisted shares you bought. We’ll cover the costs of transfer and so on. You don’t have to be concerned.

Equity shares of a company which are not yet listed on the Stock Exchanges like BSE, NSE, etc. are called unlisted equity shares.

Existing shareholders of the unlisted company can sell unlisted equity shares. These can include Employees, Ex-employees, CEO, Promoters, Private Equity investors and more.

Our minimum investment size in Unlisted Equity Shares is ₹50,000 only.

Yes, trading in Unlisted Equity Shares is legal. Unlisted Equity Shares are transferred via NSDL / CDSL (Depository) and all monetary transaction take place within banking channels with proper government charges (such as stamp duty).

The shares will be available in demat form only, therefore a demat / trading account is needed for purchasing unlisted equity shares.

We have a team of experienced professionals who study the company and its financials and discover the price of unlisted equity shares. It is also decided by the demand and supply of unlisted equity shares.

Depends on the Company, period of investment, its management’s execution capabilities & the price at which the investor procures the shares. In Equities, nobody can guarantee any kind of returns.

Depends on certain factors. As such, there are no restrictions on the sale of unlisted equity shares. However, if the company comes up with an IPO and gets itself listed, then as per SEBI rules, all unlisted equity shares have a lock-in period of 6 months from the date of listing.

Unlisted Equity Shares are not registered on any recognized stock exchange. Therefore, the Organization will not pay STT, i.e. Securities Transaction Tax on these shares. The holding period is 24 months.

Long Term Capital Gain (LTCG): The Long Term Capital Gain (LTCG) or Long Term Capital Loss (LTCL) is the gain or loss on such transactions if an investor sells an unlisted equity shares owned for more than 24 months.

Short Term Capital Gain (STCG): When an owner sells an unlisted equity shares owned for up to 24 months, a short term capital gain (STCG) or short term capital loss (STCL) is a gain or loss on such a transaction.

Income Tax on Trade of Unlisted equity shares is equivalent to most financial assets’ tax status. Below is the rate of income tax on the selling of Domestic Business or International Corporation unlisted equity shares. Long Term Capital Gain – 20% with Indexation Short Term Capital Gain – taxed as per slab rates