When is a DIS required?

When is a DIS required?

A DIS is required when you want to manually transfer securities from your demat account to another demat account.
This can be:

Within the same depository (NSDL → NSDL / CDSL → CDSL)

Between different depositories (NSDL → CDSL / CDSL → NSDL)

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