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Example: If your depository is CDSL, your demat account number or BO ID will be a 16-digit numeric character such as 4456327821390812. If you open a demat account with NSDL, your demat account number will also be 16-digit long here but it will start with 'IN' and will look something like this: IN5673289213 2810.

DP ID is a number allocated to the Depository Participant such as a broking firm, bank or financial institutions by the CDSL and NSDL. ... Usually, the first 8-digits of your Demat Account number is your DP ID where the last 8-digits of your Demat Account number is the customer ID of the account holder.

The BOID (demat account number) can be found in demat statements or by login on to the Angel Broking website's profile section. The first 8 digits (12033200) is the Angel Broking DP id (same for all customers).

'DP name' in an online forms means whether your account is created with CDSL and NSDL. You can identify your DP name by the 16 digit DP number. CDSL has 16 digit ID number while for NSDL, its an alphanumeric combination with first 2 alphabets and the rest 14 digits.

The DP name is the depository participant's name. The name of the broker has to be entered in the box for DP name. Generally, the DP name is preceded by Depository, DP ID and DP account. In the depository section, you have to either choose NSDL or CDSL.

A DP ID is an eight-digit number that is unique for each depository participant. The two depositories NSDL and CDSL follow two different formats for issuing the DP IDs. CDSL DP IDs are issued in a numeric format while the NSDL DP IDs are issued in an alphanumeric format.

Usually, the first 8-digits of your Demat Account number is your DP ID where the last 8-digits of your Demat Account number is the customer ID of the account holder. For example, if a Demat Account holder is wondering how to find my Demat Account number, they can conduct a simple exercise.

In case of CDSL depository account all 16 digits are number. ... BENEFICIARY ID = 8 digit number that identifies your individual demat account number with your demat service provider. Combination of 16 digits = DP ID + BENEFICIARY ID = your unique demat ID.