Can an NRI link both NRE and NRO accounts to a single trading account?
An NRI is permitted to open both NRE and NRO accounts with any bank that is authorized by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). However, when it comes to linking these accounts to a trading account with FYERS, an NRI must choose to link either one — an NRE or an NRO account, but not both simultaneously.
For NRIs interested in trading Futures & Options (F&O), FYERS suggests opting for an NRO Non-PIS account for a more streamlined trading experience.
If you're an NRI looking to open an account that best suits your investment needs, we invite you to begin the account opening process with FYERS by submitting your details here.
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