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Trade Unlisted (TU) is not a stock exchange, trading platform, or online marketplace for buying or selling unlisted shares, luxury assets, or real estate. We are not regulated by SEBI, IRDAI, RERA, or any other regulatory authority.

Our primary focus is to provide informational insights on unlisted companies, startups, luxury assets, and real estate. We do not offer investment advice, guarantees, or warranties regarding any asset class.

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The shares which are not listed on the formal stock exchanges and are available in the secondary market, are referred to as unlisted stocks.
Investing in Unlisted Stocks on Trade Unlisted is simple and easy!
Step 1: Register on our platform by filling out your details and completing your KYC
Step 2: Browse through the Unlisted available on our platform and choose the ones that match your investment goals and risk appetite.
Step 3: Start investing!
Investments on Trade Unlisted starts from as low as INR 5,000! You can visit the investment pages to find the product specific details pertaining to the lot size and minimum investment amount.
There is no restriction on transfer of unlisted shares until IPO Cut-off date which is generally a week before listing. However, after listing the SEBI norms shall be applicable to these shares.
As per SEBI regulations, all shares shall go into lockin for a period of 6 months from the date of listing. The lock-in period shall be 1 year for companies whose DRHP has been filled before the 13th of August, 2021.
Your stocks are held in your CDSL or NSDL Demat Accounts. If you don’t have one, we will help you open it.
Yes, an NRI can buy unlisted shares like a domestic investor. He can furnish the payment from the NRE / NRO bank accounts. The process for which can be understood as follows:
NRO Account : The shares can be bought on non-repatriable basis, like any domestic investor.
NRE Account : In case the payment is done from the NRE Account, the company will be required to report the transaction to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) by filling the Foreign Currency - Transfer of Shares (FCTRS) form
Payments via credit cards or cash are strictly prohibited.