Why is DDPI required?

Why is DDPI required?

The Demat Debit and Pledge Instruction (DDPI) is a document that gives the stockbroker limited authorization to process transactions smoothly without requiring repeated authorizations.

If your DDPI is mapped to your account, you can sell your holdings without a prompt asking you to authorize the transaction.

DDPI serves as a secure, regulated, and efficient way to allow brokers limited access for essential functions while safeguarding investors' assets and maintaining regulatory compliance.

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