Sahare Wealth · Stock broking
Invest in the stock market, with guidance
Open a demat and trading account through Sahare Wealth, Nagpur. Buy shares, apply for IPOs and invest in ETFs, bonds and SGBs from one account, with personal help when you need it.
- Online account opening
- Shares held in your own demat
- Help from Nagpur
What you can invest in
Products on your account
Each product carries different risk. Read the safety section below before you start trading.
Equity
Delivery: buy shares and hold them in your demat account for as long as you like.
Intraday: buy and sell within the same trading day. Higher risk; suited to experienced traders.
Futures & Options
Contracts based on shares or indices. Small price moves can cause large losses, and you can lose more than you expect.
Needs separate activation with income proof.
High risk · see belowIPO
Apply for new share issues using UPI. No cheque is needed: the amount stays in your bank account and is debited only if shares are allotted.
ETFs, Bonds & SGBs
Exchange-traded funds, listed bonds and Sovereign Gold Bonds, bought and sold on the exchange like shares and held in your demat account.
Get started
Open your account in 4 steps
Account opening is online. If you get stuck, message us on WhatsApp and we'll guide you.
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Start with our link
Click “Open Demat & Trading Account” and register with your mobile number and email.
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Complete your KYC
Enter your PAN and personal details, and upload your bank proof and signature. If your KYC is already done with a SEBI-registered intermediary, you usually don't need to repeat it.
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Verify and e-Sign
Complete the in-person (video or photo) verification, then e-Sign the account forms with an OTP sent to your Aadhaar-linked mobile.
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Start investing
Once the broker verifies your application, your account is activated. To trade F&O, activate it separately with income proof.
Before you trade
Safety and risk
The stock market can grow your wealth over time, but it carries real risk. Read this before you place your first trade.
Most individual F&O traders lose money
SEBI's study of individual traders in equity derivatives (August 2026) found:
- 87.7%made net losses in FY26
- ₹1.17 lakhaverage loss
- 90.9%made net losses in FY25
Trade F&O only if you fully understand it and can afford the loss. Read SEBI's study (PDF, opens in a new tab).
No guaranteed returns
Anyone promising fixed or guaranteed returns from the stock market is a red flag.
Keep your login private
Never share your trading password, PIN or OTP with anyone, including us.
Avoid fake apps and groups
Install trading apps only through your broker's official website. Don't act on tips from WhatsApp or Telegram groups.
Verify before you trust
Check that a broker or adviser is registered on the SEBI website (opens in a new tab).
Watch your statements
Keep your mobile and email updated with your broker, and check the messages you get from the exchange and depository after every trade.
Raise complaints
If your broker doesn't resolve a complaint, file it on SEBI's SCORES portal (opens in a new tab).
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a demat and a trading account?
A demat account holds your shares and other securities electronically. A trading account is used to place buy and sell orders on the exchange. You open both together.
What are the charges?
Brokerage and other charges are set by the broker and shown on FundzBazar during account opening. Ask us for the current charges before you open your account.
Can I trade F&O right away?
No. F&O needs to be activated separately with income proof. Please read the risk information on this page first.
How do I apply for an IPO?
Apply from your account using UPI. The amount is blocked in your bank account and debited only if you're allotted shares.
Where are my shares held?
In your own demat account with a depository. Check the transaction messages and statements you receive from the exchange and depository.
Will Sahare Wealth give me stock tips?
No. We help you open and use your account. We don't give tips or promise returns, and every trading decision is yours.