Can I add a joint account holder to my existing account?
No, you cannot add a joint account holder to an already existing account. If you want to open a joint account, you will have to do it separately. If you want to be the first holder of the new joint account, you will have to close the existing account and open the new account as a joint account with you as the first holder. However, if you are not going to be the first holder, then you can open a joint account without closing your existing account.
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Can I open a joint account with FYERS?
Yes, you can open a joint account in FYERS and the procedure to do so is similar to that of the individual account. However, the procedure is offline. To get a call back please register here.
As an existing client with a Trading Account, How to open a FYERS Demat Account?
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Is the account opening process 100% online?
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