What is DP ID and BO ID?

What is DP ID and BO ID?

DP ID: It is like the address of the bank where your locker is kept. It identifies the Depository Participant (DP), the company that manages your Demat account.

BOID: It is like your locker number. It's a unique 16-digit number that identifies your specific Demat account.
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