Linking NRO Bank Accounts with FYERS for PIS and Non-PIS Accounts

Which banks can be linked for NRO accounts with FYERS?

When opening a Portfolio Investment Scheme (PIS) account through FYERS, you have the option to partner with the following banks:
  1. HDFC Bank
  2. Axis Bank
  3. Yes Bank
If you're opting for a Non-PIS account, FYERS offers you the flexibility to link any bank of your choice to your trading account.

Note: FYERS provides assistance in opening your PIS bank account with our esteemed banking partners to facilitate a smooth investment journey for you as an NRI.

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