Why are the purchased shares not displayed on Kite and Console?
Shares may not be displayed in the Zerodha account (on Kite or Console) for one of the following reasons:
Reason | Details |
Delisting of shares | Stocks disabled from trading by the exchanges will not be visible on Kite for trading. They can still be seen in the portfolio on Console. To learn more about delisting, see What does delisting of a stock mean? |
Short delivery | Sometimes the exchange is unable to deliver the purchased shares to the client’s demat account because of short delivery. To learn more, see What is short delivery and what are its consequences? |
Stock split | Stocks can undergo splits, after which it takes up to 2 trading day to be credited to the demat account. To learn more, see Why does stock split affect holdings? |
Shares transferred or gifted | On transfer or gifting of shares, stocks won’t be visible on Kite and Console. |
Suspended stocks | The exchanges can suspend stocks from trading for various reasons. They will not be visible on Kite for trading. However, they can still be seen in the portfolio on Console. |
Graded Surveillance Measure (GSM) Stage 3 and above | Stocks can sometimes be categorized as GSM Stage 3 and above and will not be visible on Kite for trading. They can still be seen in the portfolio on Console. To learn more, see What does GSM mean? and List of GSM Stocks. |
Quantity freeze by statutory bodies | Stocks frozen by SEBI, exchanges, income-tax department etc., will not be visible on Kite for trading. They can still be seen in the portfolio on Console. |
Designated persons | Designated persons are expected to have unpublished price-sensitive information (UPSI). Their shares will not be visible on Kite. To learn more, see What does the error 'Trading is blocked in (instrument) for this session as you are a designated person of the company' mean? |
KYC is not verified with the KYC Registration Agency (KRA) | If the KYC is not registered, on hold or rejected by the KRA, shares will not be visible on Kite. To learn more, see Why did Zerodha send an email asking for KYC information? |
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