To invest in government securities via Angel One, you need to open a Demat and trading account, complete your KYC, then log in to the Angel One platform. From there, go to the Bonds or G-Secs section, choose the government security you want to invest in, and place your order.

What is the procedure to invest in government securities via Angel One?

Here’s a simple step-by-step process to invest in government securities (G-Secs) through Angel One:

1. Open a Demat and trading account with Angel One.
2. Complete your KYC with valid PAN, Aadhaar, and bank details.
3. Log in to Angel One's website or app.
4. Go to the "Bonds" or "G-Sec" section under the investment options.
5. Select the government security you want to invest in.
6. Enter the investment amount and place your order.
7. Your G-Secs will be credited to your Demat account after allocation.

This process is very easy and can be completed online from home. You don’t need to visit any branch. Angel One also sends regular updates on your investment. These securities are safe, and your money is backed by the Government of India, which makes it a trusted option for all types of investors, especially those looking for stable returns without high risk.

What are government securities (G-Secs)?

Government securities are bonds issued by the Government of India to raise money from investors. They are considered very safe investments because they are backed by the government. G-Secs give you regular interest income and are good for people looking for low-risk investments.

Why invest in government securities?

Government securities are a safe and stable investment option. They offer regular interest payments, capital safety, and can be used for long-term goals. It is a good choice for conservative investors who want guaranteed returns without high risk. These securities are ideal during uncertain markets, as they protect your capital while giving fixed income.

What are the types of G-Secs available on Angel One?

Angel One offers different types of government securities such as:

• Treasury Bills (T-Bills) – Short-term securities for up to 1 year
• Government Bonds – Long-term securities (5 to 40 years)
• State Development Loans (SDLs) – Issued by state governments
• RBI Floating Rate Bonds – With interest rate linked to market

Is there any minimum investment in G-Secs?

Yes, the minimum investment in government securities on Angel One is usually around ₹10,000. The amount may vary depending on the type of bond or G-Sec being offered. You can check the latest offers on the Angel One platform.

How do I receive interest and maturity amount?

Interest from government securities is usually paid every 6 months and is directly credited to your bank account linked to your Demat. On maturity, the full investment amount is also credited to the same bank account. You don’t need to do anything manually. Everything happens automatically once you invest.