Can I place order for IPO if my account is dormant?
It's important to clarify that the ability to apply for an IPO
while your account is marked as dormant may vary depending on the policies of
your broker or financial institution. While some brokers may allow IPO
applications from dormant accounts, others may not permit any transactions
until the account is reactivated.
At 5paisa, you can indeed apply for an IPO even if your account is
marked as dormant. However, keep in mind that you won't be able to sell stocks
until the account is reactivated. It's advisable to confirm this directly with
5paisa or your financial advisor, as policies may vary and they can provide you
with precise information regarding IPO applications and account dormancy.
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