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The Kalupur Commercial Co-operative
Bank Limited is the first Ahmedabad
based Co. Operative bank to work as a Depository
Participant (DP) of National Securities
Depository Limited (NSDL). It
now offers to its customers
a whole range of Depository
services through 24 branches.
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DEPOSITORY SYSTEM
The Concept of Depository
The Government of India enacted
the Depositories Act in August
1996 NSDL was inaugurated
as the first depository in India
on November 8, 1996 which is
promoted by IDBI, UTI, SBI and
NSE to provide electronic depository
facilities for securities
trade.
Benefits of Depository System
- Bad deliveries, and all
risks associated with physical
certificates, such as loss,
theft, etc. is eliminated
as in the Depository system,
physical securities are converted
into electronic book entries.
- Reduction in handling huge
volumes of paper for Brokers,
Custodian, Stock Exchanges,
Banks, etc.
- Settlement of trade is
faster and free of problems,
thus enabling a higher frequency
of portfolio turnover.
- Transfer of shares is relatively
inexpensive, speedy and does
not involve the Transfer
Deeds
and Stamp Duty payment. Besides
this, brokerage charged by
brokers is also less as chances
of bad delivery is almost
eliminated.
- Faster disbursement of Corporate
benefits like Rights, Bonus,
etc.
- The problem of odd lot is
totally eliminated as the
market lot for transaction
in Depository mode has been
fixed as one share.
- Periodic status reports
to investors on their holdings
and transactions, leading
to better
controls.

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KALUPUR BANK AS A DEPOSITORY (DP)
PARTICIPANT
National Securities Depository
Limited (NSDL) carries out its
Depository functions through
a network of "Depository
Participants" (DPs) who
actually conduct business with
the investors. The depository
system functions very much like
the banking system. Just like
in a Bank one can open an account
and deposit / withdraw transfer
money, similarly one can open a
securities account with a
Depository Participant (DP),
withdraw securities and instruct
the DP to deliver / receive
securities.
Services
provided by Kalupur Bank as a DP
Bank
is providing demat services to
their saving / current account
holder wherein the client will
have to maintain minimum /
adequate balance specified by
the bank from time to time.
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OF DEMAT ACCOUNT
The
client needs to fill up
specified form and execute a
"Client - Participant
Agreement with the DP (Kalupur
Bank). Demat account can be
opened either singly or with one
or more joint applicants. Any
number of accounts can be opened
with the DP or with different
DPs. With opening of account the
client gets identification
number called "Client
ID". At the time of opening
accounts, "in person"
verification needs to
be carried out for all
the holders.
The
following documents are required
for opening of a Depository
account: -
Common
documents for Individuals and Corporates -
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Account
opening form duly filled in
along with photographs.
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Agreement
along with schedule ‘A’
(rate structure)
signed by all the joint
holders
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Debit
authorization for debiting
charges duly signed by savings account holders
of the Bank.
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In
case of individuals, proof
of identity & address is
compulsory for all joint
holders as detailed below.**As
per (annexure 1)
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PAN
card is compulsory for all
the categories of accounts.
In case of individuals / NRIs,
all joint holders should
submit copy of PAN card.
Original PAN card is
required for our
verification.
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Copy
of MICR cheque should also
be given.
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In
case of individuals, a
beneficial owner should make
a nomination in favour of
any person by filling up the prescribed
nomination form.
Annexure
1
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Proof
of Identity (POI):
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Proof
of Address
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Ration
card
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Passport
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Voter
ID Card
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Driving
License
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Copy
of bank
passbook verified by D.P.
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Bank
statement should not be
more than two quarters
old as on the receipt of
account opening form.
Bank statement should be
on bank's letter head
duly stamped &
signed by bank
officials.
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Verified
copies of
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Electricity
bills (not more than
two months old),
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Residence
Telephone bills (not
more than two months
old) and
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Leave
and License
agreement /
Agreement for sale.
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Self-declaration
by High Court &
Supreme Court judges,
giving the new address
in respect of their own
accounts.
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Identity
card /document with
address, issued by
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Central/State
Government and its
Departments,
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Statutory/
regulatory
Authorities,
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Public
Sector Undertakings,
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Scheduled
Commercial Banks,
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Public
Financial
Institutions,
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Colleges
affiliated to
universities (this
can be treated as
valid only till the
time the applicant
is a student) and
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Professional
Bodies such as ICAI,
ICWAI, Bar Council
etc, to their
Members.
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Additional requirements for Corporate
Account -
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MOA
and AOA duly certified along
with Board Resolution to
open and operate the
account.
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Copy
of form no: 18 in case of
change of address duly
attested by a director.
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Copy
of form no. 32 in case of
resignation & new
appointment of new director
duly attested by a director.
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Certificate
from present banker
regarding satisfactory
conduct of the current
account.
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Copy
of PAN card
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Address
& Identity Proofs of
directors.
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Copy
of MICR cheque
For further information,
please contact Demat Department.
Ph No: 40014171 to 174

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RATE STRUCTURE FOR DEPOSITORY
SERVICES
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SCHEDULE
"A"
Fee Schedule for
Depository Services
(With effect from 1st
September 2007)
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| SERVICES
PROVIDED |
CHARGES |
| Account
opening form and agreement
along with stamp of Rs.
100/- |
Rs.
110/- |
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Dematerialisation
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Rs.
3 per certificate plus
Rs.25/- per request |
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Rematerialisation
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Rs.
20/- for every hundred
securities or part thereof
or Rs. 20/- per certi,
whichever is higher |
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Market/
Off market Transaction
(per Debit transaction)
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Rs.
20/-
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Late Transaction Charges
(per Debit transaction)
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Rs
.20/- per instruction
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Pledge
charges Pledge
Creation, Closure &
Pledge Invocation
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0.02%
of the value of the transaction (Min
Rs. 30/- )
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Rejection
of DRF (Postage) Sent
through Courier /
Registered A.D.
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Rs.
25/-
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Securities Lending/
Borrowing:
Lending/Borrowing Initiation
Lending/ Borrowing
Confirmation
Recall/ Repay
Initiation
Recall/Repay
Confirmation
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0.02%
of the value of the
transaction (Min. Rs.
35/-) |
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Annual Maintenance Charges
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Rs.
250/- |
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Other Charges
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(a)
Stationary charges:
Rs.25/- per annum
(b) Slip stop transfer:
Rs. 50/- per request
(c) Modification of
client Details: Rs. 10/-
per request
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Non-periodic Demat A/c.
Statement
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Rs.
20/- Per A/c.for each
month |
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Failed
Delivery Instruction
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Rs.
20/- per transaction |
- Fee schedule based on existing
NSDL charges and is subject to change at the sole discretion of the bank.
- All charges will be
payable monthly. Charges will be debited to the saving/current Account of the party.
- Service Tax will be levied separately as per the rules in force.
- The Value of transactions will be in accordance with the rate provided by NSDL.

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DEMATERIALISATION OF SECURITES
Demat is a process by which
the physical certificates are
taken back by the Company/Registrar
and actually destroyed and the
physical stock is converted
into electronic entries in the
depository system. This facility
can be availed of after opening
securities account with the
DP .
Procedure involved in case
of dematerialisation
- Investor surrenders defaced
certificates marked 'Surrendered
for Dematerialisation"
along with Dematerialisation
Request form (DRF) to the
DP.
- The DP intimates NSDL of
the request and forwards the
concerned certificate(s) to
the registrar for the purpose
of Dematerialisation.
- Registrar confirms the dematerialisation
request from NSDL.
- Registrar validates the
request, updates records &
informs NSDL.
- NSDL in turn updates its
records and informs DP of
such dematerialisation.
- Thus the Investor's account
gets credited
- Registrar may reject demataisation request for any objection
/reasons.
Guidelines
for Demat Service

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REMATERIALISATION OF SECURITIES
Rematerialisation is process
of converting your electronic
holdings in to share certificates
in paper form.
Procedure involved in case
of rematerialisation .
- Investor submits Rematerialisation
Request Form (RRF) to DP.
- DP intimates NSDL of the
request and submits RRF to
the registrar.
- NSDL confirms Rematerialisation
request to the registrar.
- Registrar updates accounts
.and prints certificates &
informs NSDL .
- NSDL updates account and
Informs the same to the DP.
- Registrar dispatches certificates
to the investor.
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OF SECURITIES
Repurchase is process
of getting NAV based
realisation of a particular
script in the list of securities.
Procedure involved in case
of repurchase.
- Investor submits
Repurchase Request Form
(RRF) to DP.
- DP intimates NSDL of the
request and submits RRF to
the registrar.
- NSDL confirms Repurchase request to the registrar.
- Registrar updates accounts
.and prints cheque on basis
of NAV of a particular
security.
- NSDL updates account and
Informs the same to the DP.
- Registrar dispatches
cheque
to the investor.
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MARKET AND OFF MARKET TRANSFERS
Settlement of Trades is faster
and free of problems. The role
of Kalupur Bank would be to
carry out clients' instructions
for the movement of securities
on sale or purchase..
Procedure involved when
you sell shares
- The investor places an order
with the broker to sell shares,
who in turn gives a contract
note to the investor.
- Investor instruct the Depository
Participant by way of a "Delivery
Instruction slip by Clients".
To debit the
account with the number of
shares sold.
- The shares in turn will
move from the clients account
to the broker's Clearing Member
(CM) account. The broker's
CM account thus gets credited.
- At the time of settlement
Broker transfers securities
from his CM account to Clearing
corporation or Clearing House
(CC/CH) by way of "Delivery-Out
Instructions by CM for Pay-
in" slips". Thus the broker's account
gets debited.
- On the day of pay out
investor will get cheque
from his broker.
Procedure involved when
you buy shares
- The investor places an order
with the broker to purchase
shares who in turn gives a
contract note to the investor.
- At the time of settlement,
the broker makes payment to
CC/CH via the Clearing Bank.
- The CC/CH then releases
shares to the Broker's CM
account.
- The broker gives the DP
"Delivery Instructions
by Clearing Member on Pay-out"
slips to debit the
CM account and in turn the
investor's account gets credited.
In case of off Market trades
In case when shares are
transfered to other account, the client will give the DP
" Delivery Instructions
slip " to debit the account by filling
the details in the box marked as
"For Off-Market trades".
**The client can give standing
instructions for credit wherein
the shares purchased will get
credited automatically into
the account.

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PLEDGE
The pledgor (borrower) can
pledge their dematerialised
shares held in electronic form
by making an application to
the DP. The securities lying
in the beneficiary account of
the pledgor (borrower) can be
pledged In favour of the pledgee
(lender / bank).
Procedure involved when
shares are Pledged
- For Initiation of the
Pledge
- The Pledgor (Borrower)
will give DP instructions
as to Creation of Pledge
as laid down in Annexure
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- Similarly the Pledgee
(Lender) will give
instructions to his DP as to Confirm
the Creation of Pledge
as laid down in Annexure
W
- On receipt of instructions
from both the Pledgor
(Borrower) and Pledgee
(Lender) through their
DPs, the Depository (NSDL)
will create the Pledge.
- For Closure of the Pledge:
- The Pledgor (Borrower)
will give DP instructions
as to Closure of Pledge
as laid down in Annexure
W
- Similarly the Pledgee
(Lender) will give
instructions to his DP as to Confirm
the Closure of Pledge
as laid down in Annexure
W
- On receipt of instructions
from both the Pledgor
(Borrower) and Pledgee
(Lender) through their
DPs, the Depository (NSDL)
will close the Pledge
- Pledgee can also
initiate unilateral
closure of pledge in
which no action is
required to be taken by
the pledgor.
- Invocation of Pledge :
- In case where pledgor fails to repay the
amount borrowed, pledgee may instruct his DP to invoke
the pledge. Pledgee's
(lender/Beneficiary) account will be credited with the share, who, in turn
will sell off shares to set of borrower account.
Statement of transactions
cum holdings.
Kalupur Bank as a DP will
hold securities in its custody
(in electronic form) on behalf
of its clients. The client will
be provided a statement which
will give details about the
transaction done in the account
as well as securities held by
the client in the securities
account on a monthly bases. If there is
no transaction in the account,
the statement would be provided
once in a quarter.
Freezing / Locking of investors
accounts
Securities account can be freezed
/locked for any given period
of time as a security measure.
During this period, no debits
can be made to the clients account.
This additional facility is
given just to avoid any unauthorised
operations of the account. The
client may freeze particular ISIN (Company). Particular quantity of
ISIN or whole account.
Receipt of Corporate benefits
/ IPO
In case of any rights / bonus
issues, the distribution of
share entitlements will be done
in electronic form by NSDL on
basis of information provided by
the company. In case of public
issues the client can receive
allotment of shares in the demat
account. In case of monetary
benefits when a company announces
dividend, NSDL will provide
the details of all persons having
electronic holdings of that
particular company and the company
will disburse the dividend to
such holders by sending them
dividend warrants directly or though
ECS.

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D-MAT Services at a glance
1. Services at Branches
Following demat services are
provided by our branches
- Account opening
- Acceptance of demat request
forms
- Issuance of delivery
Instruction slips
- Acceptance of delivery
Instruction slips
- Modification in account
details.
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Demat facility is Available
at following branches
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Anand
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Anandnagar
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Ashram
Road (Head Office)
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Bareja
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Baroda
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Bavla
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Bopal
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Drive-in
Road
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Isanpur
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Kalupur
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Madhupura
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Maninagar
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Nava
Wadaj
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Panchvati
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Patrakar
Colony
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Sanand
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S.M.
Road
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Sola
Road
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St.Xavier's
Road
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Stadium
Road
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Swastik
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Usmanpura
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Vasna
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Vastrapur
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Bodekdev
2. Services through
Telephone/Internet.
Customer can avail 24 hours
demat balance services through
Tele-demat & IDeAS.
Tele - Demating Services :
Through this service customers
can receive their
demat account balances on
Telephone No.s : 079-27582035,
079-27582036.
IDeAS : Client can view holding with valuation and the
transactions for a period of
past 30 days. Client can select
the period upto 30 days from the
current date, to view the
transactions. Print out of the
screen can also be taken. Client
can also download the
transaction statement on a
monthly basis. Further, IDeAS
also gives the facility to
download digitally signed
monthly transaction statement
for a period of 12 months.
To
avail this facility, log on to http://speed-e.nsdl.com
SMS : Customers have to register their mobile numbers
with demat
dept. On debit / credit of shares in their account they
will receive SMS. This will be much more helpful in case
of IPO allotment, bonus and right issues. Further, SMS
aleart is also sent for failed instructions, overdue
instructions, change of mobile number, change of
address, change of financial details, Credit/Debit of
mutual fund limits.
For
grievance relating to 'Demat
Services' please contact:
demat.grievance@kalupurbank.com
Guidelines
for Demat Sevice

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