US Stocks: Buy/Invest in US Stocks from India (₹0 Commission) | INDmoney

Q: How to invest in US stocks from India?

Three ways to invest in US stocks from India are • Investment through apps App-based investment has gained popularity amongst investors. INDmoney is one of the leading apps that help you invest in foreign markets. • Through an Indian broker who has tied up with a foreign broker Many large broker firms have tie-ups with international brokerage firms. You can leverage these brokers for foreign investments. • An account with a foreign broker There are brokerage firms that have offices in India where you can walk in and open an account for investing in foreign equities, including those listed on NASDAQ and NYSE.

Question 1

Is investing in US Stocks regulated? Are Indians allowed to invest in US stocks?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Investing in US Stocks is regulated by the Reserve Bank of India under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS). As an Indian national, you are allowed to remit up to $250,000 a year under this scheme. Investment in US stocks is classified under Foreign Portfolio Investments in the purpose code S0001 i.e. Indian Investment abroad – in equity capital shares. Lakhs of Indians send over $15 bn of money overseas every year under the LRS scheme of RBI.

Question 2

How Can Indians Invest in the US Stock market?

Accepted Answer

With INDmoney, opening an account is a 3-minute job. Our US partners, Drivewealth, LLC and Alpaca Securities LLC are members of FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) and SIPC (Securities Investor Protection Corporation) and are also registered across the US. Any non-US account registered with a member of SIPC is treated as a resident US account. So, INDmoney app offers a smooth experience for Indian investors interested in US stocks.

Question 3

How to invest in US stocks from India?

Accepted Answer

Three ways to invest in US stocks from India are &bull; Investment through apps App-based investment has gained popularity amongst investors. INDmoney is one of the leading apps that help you invest in foreign markets. &bull; Through an Indian broker who has tied up with a foreign broker Many large broker firms have tie-ups with international brokerage firms. You can leverage these brokers for foreign investments. &bull; An account with a foreign broker There are brokerage firms that have offices in India where you can walk in and open an account for investing in foreign equities, including those listed on NASDAQ and NYSE.

Question 4

How do I remit money via LRS?

Accepted Answer

In order to invest in US stocks, you need to send your money to a regulated US broker overseas via an RBI regulated bank. While this process mostly involves paperwork and is expensive in India, the 2 in 1 account, provided by RBI regulated SBM Saving a/c has simplified this process and made it completely digital with Zero fixed fee for Fund transfers. It only takes less than 3 mins to open your SBM Savings a/c and your US Stock brokerage account and hence complete your fund transfer

Question 5

Who is my US broker? Is this regulated?

Accepted Answer

Using the INDmoney technology application, one opens an account with a regulated US broker, namely Drivewealth, LLC and Alpaca Securities LLC . These are regulated in all 50 states in the US by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission( 'SEC' ), and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority ( 'FINRA' ). Further, the brokers are also a member of Securities Investor Protection Corporation ('SIPC' ) which currently protects the cash and securities in the US brokerage account up to $500K (Rs 3.7 crore) (including $250K for cash claims).

Question 6

Do I pay tax in the US or India?

Accepted Answer

Your investment in US Stocks is fully regulated. India and the U.S. have signed a Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA). This prevents Indian Residents from Double Taxation. Any Capital gains on your US stocks investments are only taxed in India. Upon creation of your US stocks 2 in 1 account, your broker will file a US tax compliance form called the W-8BEN form (Declaration) with your details and Nationality. This form acknowledges that you are a foreign investor earning an income in U.S. & further allows you to take capital gains tax exemptions in the U.S. More info on taxation here However, you will be responsible for paying either short- or long-term capital gains tax in India based on your investment horizon.

Question 7

What documentation and processes are needed?

Accepted Answer

To open your savings account, the regulated bank conducts an online KYC to be able to deliver to you a full KYC a/c. For remittance, the bank does its due diligence (Like your ITR and bank statements) and you digitally also submit a form A2 form/ declaration to the bank. Basis the diligence/ AML(Anti-money laundering) checks, the bank then approves/ disapproves the remittance. To open a US brokerage account, the US broker conducts your KYC, your risk profile, and background checks on your affiliations. Besides, the US broker also submits your W-8BEN declaration.

Question 8

Why should you invest in US stocks from India?

Accepted Answer

1. US markets have performed better than Indian markets in the last 10 years If we compare S&P 500 (major US Index), NASDAQ (major US index) and NIFTY 50 (major Indian index) the US indices have consistently outperformed the Indian index. Thus, investing in US markets could give your portfolio some extra returns 2. Access to hyper growth companies and well-oiled investment regulators Most hyper growth companies such as Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Tesla, Google etc. are listed in US markets and are working on technologies of the future with strong moats around their businesses & are expected to continue on this growth trajectory. Also, the regulations, financial structures of listed US companies are transparent and much regulator to protect investor interests. 3. Geographical & Currency Diversification Investing in the US gives you protection against falling value of Indian currency against the US dollar and hence improves your returns. You also get geographical diversification which protects your investments against any turmoil in the local economy. Thus, US stocks could be great addition to your portfolio

Question 9

What are the benefits of investing in us stocks over the indian stocks?

Accepted Answer

When you invest in US stocks, you not only earn the return on the appreciation of that stock, but also get additional benefit due to depreciation of Rupee against dollar.

Question 10

Why INDmoney?

Accepted Answer

With the INDmoney app, you can open your account in 3 minutes. INDmoney partners with Drivewealth LLC and Alpaca Securities LLC . Both are members of FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) and SIPC (Securities Investor Protection Corporation) and are registered across the US. Any non-US account registered with a member of SIPC is treated as a resident US account. So, you are guaranteed a seamless experience with your INDmoney app.

Question 11

What is the role of INDmoney?

Accepted Answer

Finzoomers Services Private Limited (“Indmoney”) is providing technology services to its users, the remitting Indian Banks, and US Broker Dealer. INDmoney as a technology services provider connect users with the banks, US Broker Dealer and also connect the Indian banks with US Broker Dealer for remittance of funds. Finzoomers Services Private Limited is neither a stockbroker nor an investment advisor.

Question 12

What is the transfer limit of remittance sent abroad?

Accepted Answer

Limits prescribed by the RBI are $250k (Rs 1.9 Cr approx) per year. Most banks also have a daily limit of $25k per day and $50k per month. These limits include remittance abroad for all purposes such as - Travel (loading currency into a travel card) , Education, Investment abroad, Business, etc.

Question 13

What are ETFs?

Accepted Answer

ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) are securities that involve collection or basket of securities such as stocks as underlying to invest in various industry sectors. ETFs are similar to mutual funds, however they are listed on exchanges and trade throughout the day like an ordinary stock. There are over 2300 ETFs in the US market with over $4 Trillion of assets under management. Companies such as Vanguard, Blackrock and Invesco are large providers of ETFs.

Question 14

What are FAANG stocks?

Accepted Answer

FANG is the acronym for  Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google.  Apple was also added to the acronym and termed as FAANG. It’s used to refer to a group of high growth tech centric companies. These companies have established themselves as leaders in their field and have always been at the forefront of innovation.

Question 15

What is the price for opening a US stocks account?

Accepted Answer

It is FREE.

Question 16

What are the prerequisites for opening a US stock account?

Accepted Answer

You need to be investment-ready by completing your : (i) risk profile, risk tolerance (ii) Bank account verification etc (iii) Other details required by our broker partner Drivewealth

Question 17

What are the documents required to invest in US stocks?

Accepted Answer

You will need a proof of Identification (PAN, Aadhaar etc) and proof of address (Aadhaar, Voter ID etc). The entire process is paperless and can be completed seamlessly.

Question 18

How long does it take to open a US stock account?

Accepted Answer

It takes less than 3 minutes.

Question 19

What are the details required to become investment-ready?

Accepted Answer

To become investment ready, information required by the user: &bull; Basic information (Name, Address, Date of Birth, Nationality, marital status, etc.) &bull; PAN &bull; Investor Profile Information (Income, Networth, Risk tolerance)

Question 20

What is the maximum amount I can invest in US stocks?

Accepted Answer

Under the RBI’s Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS), you can invest up to $250,000  in a financial year in the overseas markets.

Question 21

I already use DriveWealth directly or via some other platform. How can I link this to the INDmoney App?

Accepted Answer

If you already have a US stock account with Drivewealth via some other platform, you can transfer your shares to your new US stock account on INDmoney platform for FREE by simply filling and signing an internal transfer of assets form which usually takes not more than 1 day to process. A digitally filled and signed form is accepted as well. Please get in touch with your mapped advisor for help on the same.

Question 22

How do I transfer money into my US Stocks account?

Accepted Answer

Sending money to your US Stocks account is regulated by RBI and is done as per LRS (Liberalised Remittance Scheme). There are two routes to wiring money to your US Stocks account. (i) Digital Mode: Currently this is offered in India via ICICI, HDFC, IDFC and Kotak Bank. Transferring money will involve adding Drivewealth as a payment beneficiary via respective net banking portals and send money to Drivewealth. (ii) Non Digital Mode: This involves filling and signing a Money remittance form (Called an A2 form) and submitting the same to your bank. Once your US Stocks account is created, our team will email you a filled form which you will need to sign. We will also provide assistance with having the form dropped off to the bank. Please avoid any other method to fund your account and in case of any confusion reach out to us at usstockssupport@indmoney.com.

Question 23

Can I create a joint US stock account?

Accepted Answer

Currently creating a joint US stock account is not supported.

Question 24

Can I fund my US stock account using someone else's bank account?

Accepted Answer

No, you should only fund your US stock account from your own bank account. Please avoid sending funds from your relatives or friends bank accounts because as per RBI regulations the funds must be transferred from the investors bank account only.

Question 25

Can I fund my account using Transferwise?

Accepted Answer

No, you are only allowed to transfer funds via a bank for the purpose of investing in US stocks.

Question 26

How do I buy US stocks from India?

Accepted Answer

You can place orders to buy us stocks anytime, even when the US stock markets are closed & follow the following steps: (i) Sign in to your INDmoney account (ii) Browse through our catalogue to select stocks and ETFs or reach out to your wealth manager to get a customised investment proposal (iii) Choose the shares you want to buy, and click ‘buy’

Question 27

What is the minimum amount that can be transferred to INDmoney 2-in-1 account?

Accepted Answer

You can send a minimum of ₹1000 to your INDmoney 2-in-1 account

Question 28

Is there a minimum investment amount?

Accepted Answer

Your 2-in-1 US Stocks account allows you to trade shares in fractions rather than whole shares. That means you can invest as little as $0.01 (75 paise) in any  stock like Apple, Netflix Tesla and many more

Question 29

What is INDmoney 2-in-1 US stocks Account

Accepted Answer

The 2-in-1 US stocks account is a combination of a US based trading account and a zero fee Indian savings bank account powered by SBM Bank India in partnership with INDmoney. It allows you to transfer funds to the US stock account from your SBM India savings account in a cheaper, faster and completely digital way.

Question 30

How can I open an INDmoney 2-in-1 US Stocks account?

Accepted Answer

Open the INDmoney App & click on the US Stocks icon in the investments card. Click on the “Create free account” button in the centre of your screen. Enter PAN and Aadhar number. Upload PAN to successfully create your 2-in-1 US Stocks account.

Question 31

What is the eligibility criteria to apply for this account?

Accepted Answer

Any Indian citizen above 18 years of age, with a valid ID proof can create INDmoney 2-in-1 account.

Question 32

What are the charges for 2-in-1 US stocks account?

Accepted Answer

Below is the breakup for your 2-in-1 US Stocks account • Zero account opening charges • Zero annual maintenance charges • Zero fund transfer charges • Zero trading charges (Brokerage) per trade • Zero other trading charges • Transfer Charges:
• Funding your account from India to US broker: Rs 0/-
• Fund withdrawal from US broker to India: $5 per transfer
(Pls ensure to withdraw to your 2 in 1 account to avoid any other intermediary charges)

Question 33

How do I fund my US stocks account?

Accepted Answer

You can fund your US stocks account directly via your INDsuper saver account powered by SBM. This will enable you to transfer funds at 0 additional cost and best in market forex rates. Please ensure that you are on the latest version of INDmoney app. If not, please update it from the Play Store on android devices or App Store on iOS devices.Below are the steps to fund your US Stocks account. &bull; Go to manage your wallet from the US stocks dashboard &bull; Click on Add money &bull; In case you don’t have an IND super saver account already, you will have to follow the steps to create a 2-in-1 US Stocks account &bull; Once done, enter the amount in rupees that you want to fund your US stocks account with. You will see in real-time the tax applicable as well as the number of Dollars you will receive &bull; Follow the steps to fund your IND super saver account from any of your bank accounts &bull; Once the transfer is successful, confirm your details on the screen via OTP to complete the process &bull; The funds normally reach your US Stocks account within 1-3 business days Note: You may have to provide a Bank statement/ITR the first time you are funding the account

Question 34

Why do I need to provide a bank statement or ITR the first time I am funding my account?

Accepted Answer

Your US Stocks account is funded directly via your IND super saver account which will enable you to transfer funds at    0 additional cost and best in market forex rates. The first time you are funding, the RBI (Reserve bank of India) guidelines ask for a last 1 year bank statement from any   of your existing banks (NOT Payment Banks) or any of your last year ITR acknowledgements. This document is shared directly with RBI records and is only required the first time you are funding your account.

Question 35

Why am I asked for the Bank Statement or Income Tax Returns Statement post transferring money and not before transferring the money?

Accepted Answer

As per RBI Regulations, INDmoney cannot ask for your Income Proof document until you transfer the funds and provide your consent to transfer the funds toward the US.

Question 36

Why does it take 1-3 days to fund my US stocks account?

Accepted Answer

Your 2-in-1 US Stocks account is connected to a Brokerage account in the US powered by Drivewealth. In order to begin investing, you need to fund your brokerage account Funding of your brokerage account involves transferring Rupees to your IND super saver account, converting the Rupees into Dollars and sending the money overseas to your investing account abroad. This whole process is managed for you seamlessly by your 2-in-1 account on INDmoney and is in accordance with the Liberalized Remittance Scheme (LRS) prescribed by the RBI. While we are working to make this process of checks and transfers even faster, currently the transfer takes about 1-3 business days to complete

Question 37

I am not getting a Remittance Confirmation screen anymore, why is it happening?

Accepted Answer

By continuing to transfer the funds, you have already provided the consent to agree to SBM Bank (India) terms and conditions toward outward remittances . So, to fasten the process and provide a smooth user experience, the remittance confirmation screen has been removed. You will automatically be taken to the deposit confirmation screens upon successful fund transfer.

Question 38

Can I transfer my existing US stocks to my indmoney US stocks account?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can absolutely transfer your existing US Stocks to INDmoney. Please reach out to us at usstockssupport@indmoney.com for more queries.

Question 39

How do I withdraw my money from my US stocks account?

Accepted Answer

It is very simple. Once you sell your shares, the same gets settled in your US stocks account with a settlement period of T+2 days. Post that simply click on the withdraw button in the app to withdraw funds from your US Stocks account or write to usstockssupport@indmoney.com to process your withdrawal. Please note that there is a lock-in period of 30 days from the date of deposit, for the same.

Question 40

When can I withdraw the funds from my IND Super Saver account?

Accepted Answer

If you have an active US Stocks funding, then your deposited funds are marked toward the purpose US Stocks Investments and are kept safely in your own account. These funds will be automatically deducted from your IND Super Saver account when your submitted documents are approved by our banking partner. If you want to withdraw the funds by canceling your active US Stocks funding, you may write to us at usstocksusstockssupport@indmoney.com

Question 41

Why do I get charged for withdrawing my money from my US stocks account?

Accepted Answer

While transferring the money back from a US stock account to India, the money travels through the SWIFT network, hence there is a fee for $5 charged by the broker. Intermediary Bank charges might apply when withdrawing funds back to Indian Bank accounts.

Question 42

Why do I have an account deficit?

Accepted Answer

You might have an account deficit i.e. your account balance may run into negative if you’ve used more buying power than you had available The potential for a negative balance exceeding buying power despite best intentions & efforts by all parties is not an unprecedented / impossible situation. The regulations from FINRA & SEC, and T&Cs for all registered BDs reiterate that this can occur as part of the inherent risk in investing, and specify that the end customer is to understand and accept the risks & costs. Several things can cause you to have an account deficit as follows:

Since US based Securities (especially Penny Stocks) are highly volatile, an order placed during the Market hours might result in utilization of extra funds for the same number of shares. In that case, the equity balance can go into negative
Limit Orders/Trigger Order can also result into extra utilization of funds leading to negative balance

Please note that the Negative Balance automatically gets neutralized when the funds are deposited into accounts/any position is sold. E.g. A user bought 10 shares of XYZ at $10/share, but due to market volatility, the order got executed at $10.2/share, resulting in an executed order value of $102 instead of the placed order value of $100. Thus the account now goes into $2 of deficit i.e. -$2. When new funds are deposited or any holding is sold, these $2 will be recovered and the remaining amount will be credited into user’s US Stocks Balance.

Question 43

How do I receive dividends from US stocks?

Accepted Answer

US tax laws mandate withholding tax for Indian residents at a rate of 25% on payments of US source stock dividends. However, India has a Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) with the US, which allows you to offset your tax liability in India against the US stock dividend withholding tax . The amount that gets credited to your 2-in-1 US stocks account in net of taxes. For example: If a US-based company declares a dividend of $10, you will receive $7.5.Note that you can reclaim this amount while filing taxes. If your tax liability in India is Rs 500, since you have already paid Rs 170 ($2.5) in the US, you will have to pay Rs 330 in India.

Question 44

What is the benefit of using INDmoney 2-in-1 account?

Accepted Answer

With INDmoney 2-in-1 account, you get - Zero fund transfer fees, the best exchange rates and a completely paperless process with fast execution This along with Zero brokerage on US Stocks trading gets us closer to our mission of delivering a better financial future and putting more money in your hands!

Particulars	Before	After
Transfer fees	Rs 1,000- Rs 1,500*	Zero*
Currency conversion	Higher exchange rate charged by banks	More dollars for your Rupees
Number of Days	3- 5 working days	1- 3 working days
Withdrawal fees	Upto $35	$20 ^#Intermediary Bank charges might apply when withdrawing funds back to Indian Bank accounts.
Execution	Paper process, branch visits and other hassles	Fully Digital and fast execution

*GST applicable

Question 45

INDmoney 2-in-1 account consists of a Savings account powered by SBM India and a US stock trading account powered by Drivewealth.

Accepted Answer

INDmoney 2-in-1 account consists of a Savings account powered by SBM India and a US stock trading account powered by Drivewealth. Drivewealth is a member of the SIPC (Securities Investor Protection Corporation) which protects securities and cash in your Account up to USD500,000 of which USD250,000 may be in cash. The Savings account follows all regulatory guidelines issued by the Reserve Bank of India. Your money is insured up to ₹5 lakh covered under "Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation", a wholly owned subsidiary of the Reserve Bank of India. This is to provide a measure of protection to depositors.

Question 46

I am an existing customer of State Bank of Mauritius. Can I still open a INDmoney 2-in-1 account?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can create a 2-in-1 US Stocks account with a new SBM bank account on INDmoney

Question 47

I am NRI, can I open an account?

Accepted Answer

We are working on this feature. Stay tuned.

Question 48

Is there a limit to the minimum account balance I have to maintain in INDmoney 2-in-1 account?

Accepted Answer

No, there is no minimum account balance requirement in INDmoney 2-in-1 account

Question 49

How to get my SBM Bank account number

Accepted Answer

The INDmoney 2-in-1 account details i.e. US trading account and Saving Bank account numbers are sent to you over the email.

Question 50

What is the exchange rate for US stocks fund transfer?

Accepted Answer

Currency Exchange Rate is updated dynamically and is shown while adding the funds.

Question 51

When can it take longer than usual for the remittance?

Accepted Answer

While adding funds for the first time, the remittance procedure initiates only after the user uploads a valid one year Bank Statement/ITR. Any delay in the process could lead to ETA violation Sometimes, there might be technical discrepancy at Bank’s end, resulting in possible delay in the remittance procedure. The user is conveyed the reason for the delay along with the updated ETA.

Question 52

What is the GST rate slab implication on fund transfer?

Accepted Answer

GST calculation will be as follow:

Particulars	Before	After
Transfer fees	Rs 1,000- Rs 1,500*	Zero*
Currency conversion	Higher exchange rate charged by banks	More dollars for your Rupees
Number of Days	3- 5 working days	1- 3 working days
Withdrawal fees	Upto $35	$20 ^#Intermediary Bank charges might apply when withdrawing funds back to Indian Bank accounts.
Execution	Paper process, branch visits and other hassles	Fully Digital and fast execution

TCS Calculation will be as follow: • 5% of amount above 7 Lakhs

Question 53

What happens if the transfer fails, but money gets debited from my bank account?

Accepted Answer

If the transaction has failed, any amount, if deducted, will be refunded to the source of transaction within next 3-5 business days.

Question 54

How much time does it take to send money to your US Stocks account?

Accepted Answer

Using INDmoney 2-in-1 account it usually takes 1 business day for funds to reflect in your US stocks account.
          If you are transferring money from other Indian banks, it might take 1-3 days for a digital procedure and 3-5 days for a physical procedure, depending upon the bank.

Question 55

What is the process for trading US stocks?

Accepted Answer

Once funds are successfully transferred, you can trade us stocks and ETFs right on the INDmoney platform. Browse through our catalogue to select us stocks and ETFs or reach out to your wealth manager to get a customised investment proposal.

Question 56

What are fractional shares?

Accepted Answer

A fractional share is a part of one share i.e. less than one full share. You don't need to buy 1 full share in a stock to be a shareholder, You can buy just a fraction of the share. In fact you can buy up to 0.00000001 of a share (up to the eighth decimal)

Question 57

How can I place a large order? Example : I want to buy shares more than $100000

Accepted Answer

A large order can be facilitated by your 'Family Office' team at INDmoney App. Please reach out to your Family Office team to learn more about the process. This service is only open for our premium INDmoney clients.

Question 58

What are the trading hours for the U.S. stock exchange?

Accepted Answer

For retail investors, us markets are open from 1. 7:00 PM to 1:30 AM IST during 14th March 2021 to 7th November 2021 (9:30 AM to 4:00 PM EDT). 2. 8:00 PM to 2:30 AM IST during 8th November 2021 to 13th March 2022 (9:30 AM to 4:00 PM EST).

Question 59

What happens if I place an order out of market hours?

Accepted Answer

Any orders placed for us stocks outside of the market hours will be queued and executed automatically as soon as the US markets open in the next trading session.

Question 60

Can I cancel an existing order?

Accepted Answer

Any order that is unfulfilled or not yet executed, can be cancelled from the 'Transactions' section in your US stocks Investment section.

Question 61

Can I modify an order?

Accepted Answer

An order request cannot be modified currently. To make any changes a user can cancel the existing order and place a new one.

Question 62

Is intra-day trading allowed (Can I buy then sell the same stock on the same day)?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if a user buys a stock X today then he can sell the same stock today to make an intraday profit/loss. However if traded with unsettled funds it might be considered as a good faith violation.

Question 63

What is a Good Faith Violation?

Accepted Answer

A good faith violation occurs when a security purchased in your cash account is sold prior to being paid for with settled funds in the account Example: Cash available to trade = $0.00 &bull; On Monday morning, a customer sells Y stock netting $5,000 in cash account proceeds. &bull; On Monday afternoon, the customer buys X stock for $5,000. &bull; If the X stock is sold prior to Wednesday (settlement date of the Y sale), a good faith violation would be charged as the X stock is not considered fully paid prior to sale.

Question 64

Is Short Selling allowed (Sale of stock prior to purchase)?

Accepted Answer

Selling of a security prior to its purchase is not allowed. A user can only sell a security which is held by him.

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General

Is investing in US Stocks regulated? Are Indians allowed to invest in US stocks?

How Can Indians Invest in the US Stock market?

How to invest in US stocks from India?

Get Started

What is the price for opening a US stocks account?

What are the prerequisites for opening a US stock account?

What are the documents required to invest in US stocks?

US Stocks 2-in-1 Account

What is the minimum amount that can be transferred to INDmoney 2-in-1 account?

Is there a minimum investment amount?

What is INDmoney 2-in-1 US stocks Account

US Stocks Trading

What is the process for trading US stocks?

What are fractional shares?

How can I place a large order? Example : I want to buy shares more than $100000

IPOs

Can I invest in IPOs in the US market?

Why invest in US IPOs?

How to invest in the US IPOs?

Fees, Charges & Repatriation

What are the charges for trading in US stocks?

What are the charges to withdraw funds from my US stock account?

What is the ACH (Automated Clearing House) method of withdrawing funds?

US stocks Taxation

How are US Stocks investments taxed?

How are US stocks' dividends taxed?

Are there any additional charges?

Trust and safety

Who regulates the US stocks?

Who is Drivewealth?

Who is Alpaca?