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Yes, you can visit Angel One branch offices for support. Angel One has branches and partner centres across India where you can get help with account opening, trading issues, mutual funds, and general queries directly from their team. If you feel more comfortable talking to someone face-to-...

Yes, you can withdraw funds from your Angel One account anytime, as long as the funds are available in your trading or demat ledger. You can place a withdrawal request through the Angel One app or website, and the money will be transferred to your linked bank account on the next working da...

No, you cannot withdraw funds on bank holidays or weekends if it’s a bank-to-bank transfer. Withdrawals made on holidays or weekends are processed on the next working day. However, some brokers offer instant wallet-based withdrawals even during non-working hours, but bank credits happen on...

Yes, you can withdraw your IPO application after submission, but only within the time window allowed by the exchange. Usually, you can cancel or modify your IPO bid before the issue closes, typically between 10 AM and 5 PM on working days during the IPO period. Once the IPO closes, withdra...

Yes, if your IPO application is not allotted, the blocked amount will be automatically unblocked and returned to your bank account. You do not need to do anything manually. This process is managed under ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount) and is completely safe and hassle-free f...

Yes, NRIs can apply for IPOs through Angel One, but they need an NRE or NRO account linked with a PIS (Portfolio Investment Scheme) bank account. Angel One allows NRIs to invest in IPOs by following RBI rules and SEBI guidelines. The process is simple and safe. You can apply by filling an ...

Yes, NRIs can open an Angel One account by following a few important steps. Angel One offers NRI Trading and Demat account services under RBI guidelines. NRIs can invest in the Indian stock market using either NRE or NRO accounts linked with PIS (Portfolio Investment Scheme). The process i...

Yes, Angel One allows investment in international markets through its Global Investing feature. You can buy US stocks, ETFs, and ADRs directly from the Angel One app with local currency payments—making it easy and convenient. This helps you diversify your portfolio and invest in big global...

Yes, Angel One allows trading in derivatives after market hours by using After Market Orders (AMO). You can place orders for Futures and Options outside the regular trading hours, and these orders get executed when the market opens next day.

Yes, the Angel One app supports multi-asset trading. This means you can trade different types of financial products like stocks, derivatives, currencies, commodities, mutual funds, and IPOs all from one app. This makes investing easy and convenient for users who want to manage all their investments...

Yes, the Angel One app supports multiple languages to make trading and investing easy for users from different language backgrounds. This feature allows users to use the app in their preferred language, improving the experience and making navigation simple.

       No, Angel One does not charge any fees specifically for account inactivity. But, you should know that from the second year onwards, Account Maintenance Charges (AMC) are charged every year whether you trade or not. So, even if your account is inactive, AMC will still ...

Yes, Angel One charges Goods and Services Tax (GST) on brokerage fees. The GST rate is 18%, which is applied on the brokerage amount along with transaction charges and SEBI turnover fees. This means whenever you pay brokerage fees for trading, an additional 18% GST is added to your total cost.

To analyze mutual fund holdings for stock selection, simply start by reviewing the list of stocks the fund is currently invested in. Look for top-performing stocks, check their sectors, and assess the fund’s overall strategy. By understanding which stocks a fund holds, you can identify hig...

Yes, Angel One deducts TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) on mutual fund dividends if your total dividend income from mutual funds exceeds ₹5,000 in a financial year. The TDS rate is 10% on dividends paid before the amount is credited to your account. If the dividend income is ₹5,000 or less, no...

Yes, Angel One has a clear grievance redressal mechanism. If you face any issue—related to orders, account, funds, or technical problems—you can raise a complaint. Angel One ensures your concern is tracked and resolved quickly, with regular updates till closure.

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Yes, Angel One offers a mobile-responsive website that works smoothly on any phone or tablet browser. You don’t need to download an app—you can trade, check your portfolio, invest in mutual funds, and access research directly via your phone browser. It’s fast, easy to use, and gives a near...

No, Angel One does not have hidden charges. All fees and charges—like brokerage, GST, SEBI charges, stamp duty—are clearly shown while placing orders or visible on their website. You pay only what is mentioned. There are no surprise deductions or secret fees later. Everything is transparen...

Yes, Angel One offers a low-cost brokerage plan called iTradePrime. It is not zero brokerage, but the charges are very low and simple. You pay just ₹20 per executed order or 0.1% of the trade value (whichever is lower). This plan applies to equity delivery, intraday, F&O, commodity, an...

Yes, Angel One offers 24×7 customer support through multiple channels. Whether you have questions about account opening, trading, fund transfers, or technical issues, you can reach out anytime—day or night—via phone, chat, email, or app-based chatbot. Their support aims to be fast, friendl...