If my DDPI application is rejected, will I be charged again?

If my DDPI application is rejected, will I be charged again?

No, you will not be charged again if your DDPI (Demat Debit and Pledge Instruction) application is rejected. If there is an issue with your application that leads to rejection, you can resolve the specified problems and reapply without incurring additional fees. This ensures that you are only charged once for the activation of DDPI, irrespective of the initial outcome.
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