How to close only my trading account with FYERS?
To close only your trading account (without a Demat account) with FYERS, follow these steps:
- Fill out the Closure Form: Complete the Account Closure Form. Ensure all details are filled out in block letters in English.
- Courier the Form: Send the completed form to the following address:
FYERS Securities Private Limited,
225, 14th Cross Rd, Rahmath Nagar,
RT Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560032.
If you have both a Trading and Demat account, refer to
this support article for the online closure procedure.
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