You can open a Zerodha trading account for a SEBI-registered Individual-FPI (Foreign Portfolio Investor) account by submitting the required documents. You should have a demat account with a SEBI-licensed custodian. Your custodian handles KYC registration, which Zerodha fetches using your PAN to open an FPI trading account. If you do not have an Indian PAN and a custodian demat account yet, create a ticket or email us at [email protected] and we will respond within 48 working hours.
Documents required to open an FPI trading account
| Type of document | Requirements |
| Application form | |
| Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) declaration | |
| Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) declaration | |
| Bank account proof |
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| Income proof |
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| CP allotment letter from the exchange |
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| Client Master Report (CMR) |
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| SEBI certificate |
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Submission process
The account opening charge is ₹500 for equity trading and demat accounts.
- Email soft copies to [email protected] and [email protected] for review.
- Make corrections if requested.
- Courier documents with ₹500 cheque payable to Zerodha Broking Limited to:
Zerodha Customer Support Centre
192A 4th Floor,
Kalyani Vista, 3rd Main Road,
JP Nagar 4th Phase,
Bengaluru, 560076
Processing time: Up to 72 working hours
Foreign nationals living in blacklisted countries, as per the FATF list, cannot open an account with Zerodha. Foreign nationals living in greylisted countries can open an account only after Zerodha's compliance team's approval.