Corporate Services
ISIN Service
ISIN creation, activation and demat with NSDL / CDSL
What this covers
The service, in plain terms
An International Securities Identification Number is required before securities can be held or transferred in demat form. We run the full route — RTA appointment, depository application, tripartite agreement and activation — including ISINs for IFSC-domiciled issuers and units.
What we need from you
- Certificate of incorporation, MOA and AOA
- PAN of the company and its directors
- Board resolution for dematerialisation and RTA appointment
- Latest audited financials and shareholding pattern
- Net worth certificate where required
Governing authority
Depositories Act, 1996 and depository business rules
ISINs are allotted by NSDL and CDSL under the numbering standard ISO 6166.
Official sourceTurnaround
3–6 weeks end to end
Indicative fee
Professional fee from ₹35,000 plus depository and RTA charges
Debentures, preference shares and multiple series each carry their own ISIN and are quoted per instrument.
How it runs
Step by step
Step 1
RTA appointment
3–5 working days
Registrar and Transfer Agent onboarded and agreement executed.
Step 2
Depository application
1–2 weeks
Application filed with NSDL and/or CDSL with the tripartite agreement.
Step 3
ISIN activation
1 week
ISIN generated and activated for the security.
Step 4
Demat of holdings
2–3 weeks
Existing physical holdings converted; register reconciled.
Common questions
Before you book
Do IFSC entities need an ISIN?
Where securities are to be held in demat form, listed, or transferred through a depository, yes. IFSCA has also been tightening ISIN timelines for certain issuers.
Can you handle debenture ISINs?
Yes, including debenture trustee coordination and each separate series.
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Book this service
Request ISIN Service
Tell us the documents and preferred slot. We confirm the fee and the appointment the same working day.