Open an account
Review the required documents, account features and policy documents before completing your account opening process.
How it works
If you get stuck on a document, leave your number and our team will get back to you.
Start the online application with your mobile number, PAN and basic personal details.
Upload address and bank proof, pick your segments, add a nominee and sign digitally.
Your application is checked against KYC norms before your trading and demat accounts are activated.
Receive your login, add funds through the integrated gateway and place your first order.
Account opening information
Keep these ready before you start your account opening. Forms for non-individual accounts are on the Download Forms list.
What you get when you open an account with Urja Investment.
23+
Years of Trust
SEBI Registered
INZ000266734
NSE Member
06961
BSE Member
3126
MCX Member
57840
NSDL DP
IN305111
AMFI Registered
ARN-357599
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PAN Card; address proof (UID/Aadhaar, passport, driving licence or voter ID); bank proof (pre-printed cancelled cheque and the last six months of bank statement or passbook); three passport-size photographs; and a cheque for account-opening charges.
No. Account opening is free. Brokerage and statutory charges apply on trades as per the tariff schedule you are given at onboarding.
The online application takes a few minutes. The account is activated once documents are verified and the e-sign is complete.
Yes. The KYC Non-Individual Forms — for corporate, partnership, HUF and other non-individual accounts — are on the Client Tools page under Download Forms.
Yes, through the NRI Desk. You will need an NRE or NRO bank account and, for listed shares, a PIS permission from your bank.
Start your journey
Open your account digitally, or talk to the Urja team for assistance. No sign-up fee.
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Urja Trade app
Live quotes, charts, orders, positions and holdings — on the same account you use with the dealing desk.
Risk disclosure in the Equity Futures & Options segment aims to inform individual traders about the inherent risks involved in trading these derivative instruments.
Source: SEBI