Question 1

Where can I find the annual report of NSE Ltd?

Accepted Answer

The annual report of NSE Ltd is available in the annual report section.

Question 2

How to buy NSE Unlisted Shares?

Accepted Answer

Please find below the procedure for buying NSE Unlisted Shares at Planify.

• 1. You confirm booking of NSE Unlisted Shares with us at a trading price.

• 2. You provide your client master report (ask the broker if not available) along with PAN Card and Cancelled Cheque in case you are not transferring funds from the bank account as mentioned in the CMR Copy. These are KYC documents required as per SEBI regulations.

• 3. We will provide the bank details.

• 4. You need to transfer funds in that account.

• 5. Payment has to be done in RTGS/NEFT/IMPS CHEQUE TRANSFER. No CASH DEPOSIT.

• 6. Payment has to be done from the same account in which shares are to be credited.

• 7. We will transfer the shares in 24 hours if funds are credited before 2 pm.

Important Note: Please note that the lock-in period for selling NSE Unlisted Shares is 6 months after listing. Hence you can’t sell NSE Unlisted Shares which you bought in Pre-IPO for 6 months after its listing. i.e. You can sell it only after 6 months calculated from the listing date.

Question 3

What is the lock-in period of NSE Unlisted Shares?

Accepted Answer

Lock-in period of NSE Unlisted Shares depends upon category of investors.

• 1. Venture Capital Funds or Alternate Investment Fund of Category -I or II, or Foreign Venture Capital Investor - lock-in Period of 6 months from the date of acquisition of NSE Unlisted Shares.

• 2. Other Investors (include Retail, HNIs or Body Corporate) lock-in Period of 6 months from the date of listing of IPO of NSE Unlisted Shares.

This new SEBI rule was introduced in the month of August-2021, wherein the SEBI has reduced the lock-in period previously from 1 year to 6 months to encourage more and more funds to be invested in startups which are going to public or IPO in near future. Reduction of lock-in is seen as big step and after that many PMS funds are advising their clients to invest in Pre-IPO shares to get the benefit of early stage investment.

Question 4

Is buying NSE Unlisted Shares is legal in India?

Accepted Answer

Yes, buying and selling of unlisted shares in India is 100% legal.

Question 5

Short-term Capital Gain taxes to be paid on NSE Unlisted Shares?

Accepted Answer

If you sell your shares within 2 years, then you will have to pay Short-term Capital gain on unlisted shares. Short-Term Capital Gain is added in your Income. So, as per individual tax slab you need to pay capital gain tax.

Question 6

Long-term Capital Gain taxes to be paid on NSE Unlisted Shares?

Accepted Answer

If you sell your shares after 2 years, then you will have to pay Long-term Capital gain on unlisted shares LTCG is 20% with indexation benefits.

Question 7

Applicability of Taxes on NSE Unlisted Shares once it is listed?

Accepted Answer

Taxes will remain the same irrespective of listing of shares, if bought in unlisted market. Actually, to be eligible for taxes as per listed market, one has to pay STT on buying and selling of shares. But, if you buy in unlisted and sell in listed market, one pay STT only on selling so, taxes of listed market will not be applicable.

Question 8

How to sell NSE Unlisted Shares?

Accepted Answer

Please find below the procedure for selling NSE Unlisted Shares at Planify.• 1. We will confirm our buying price of NSE Unlisted Shares.• 2. We will give you our client master report and you will transfer the NSE Unlisted Shares to our demat account.• 3. We will ask for bank details of yours once the NSE Unlisted Shares are received in our demat account..• 4. We will transfer the funds in your bank account within 24 hrs of receiving the NSE Unlisted Shares.• 5. Payment will be made in RTGS / NEFT / CHEQUE TRANSFER/IMPS. No CASH DEPOSIT.• 6. Payment will be given in the same account which is linked to demat account or you need to provide the cancelled cheque shows your name to verify. As per SEBI regulations, the transfer of funds in the third party account is not legal and our policy refrain us from doing so.Note: The price at which we are buying the share is fixed for 3 days. If you cant sell your stock within 3 days, then the price of that day will be applicable when we receive shares in our demat.

Question 9

Minimum Ticket Size for investment in NSE Unlisted Shares?

Accepted Answer

In the last 4-5 years, the unlisted share market has become quite big and as a result of that, the ticket size has reduced from usual 5-10 Lac to 35-50k in today's scenario. Generally via our Planify platform, if somebody wants to buy Unlisted Shares then minimum investment would be 35-50k.To know about the minimum lot size of NSE, kindly click on this hyperlink - NSE.

Question 10

How much time is taken to credit NSE Unlisted Shares in demat account?

Accepted Answer

The NSE Unlisted Shares are credited in demat account within a time period of T+0 days (Except NSE shares, shares invested via AIF route) of transferring funds in seller's bank account.

Question 11

What are the lot sizes for NSE Ltd unlisted shares?

Accepted Answer

We can generally arrange lot sizes starting with an investment of INR 2,00,000. To confirm the lot sizes of NSE Ltd unlisted shares with us.

Question 12

What are the financials of NSE Ltd?

Accepted Answer

The financials of NSE which includes the Profit & Loss, Balance sheet and cash flow is available in the financials section.

Question 13

How to trust Planify before buying NSE Unlisted Shares from its platform?

Accepted Answer

"Planify is India's fastest and leading marketplace to buy and sell unlisted shares. In the last 6 years, we have already served more than 1 million users on the platform. The total transactions value done from the platform is already more than 100 Crores. The name of our Founder Mr. Rajesh Singla publish regularly in leading newspapers like Money Control, Business-Standard, ET etc for their views on IPO and Unlisted market. In the last 6 years, Planify has made a good name for itself in the industry and gained a trust of their users. So, the new investors should not be worried about any kind of fraud that is mostly happens with unknown brokers in the market while doing investment with Planify."

Question 14

How to check credit of NSE Unlisted Shares?

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If you buy NSE Unlisted Shares from Planify then these shares can checked in two ways. However, before we tell you the process of checking of shares, it is intimated that as per SEBI regulations, the shares can be transferred in demat account only.Check credit of NSE Unlisted Shares Instantly?• 1.You can download the NSDL or CDSL application from google play-store and check. If you want to check whether your stock broker is registered with NSDL or CDSL then check the following procedure.• By carefully examining the number format of Demat Account we can easily identify whether the stock broker is registered with CDSL or NSDL.• Demat Account = DP ID + Client ID. (16 Characters )• "DP ID is the unique identification of the Broker. Every broker gets a unique number from CDSL or NSDL.By carefully examining the number format of Demat Account we can easily identify whether the stock broker is registered with CDSL or NSDL.• Client ID is the unique identification of the Client. Every client gets this unique number which represents his/her portfolio.• In CDSL, all these characters are numbers (1234567891234567) first 8 digits are DP ID and next 8 digits are Client Id whereas in NSDL the first two characters are letters which are in accordance with the country that you are from (IN12345678912345), then 6 unique digits for Broker and next 8 digits are client ID.• Example:• CDSL = 12345678(DP ID) and 91234567(Client ID).• NSDL = IN123456 (DP ID) and 78912345(Client ID).• Check in brokers application?• Credit of NSE Unlisted Shares can be checked in brokers application as well but it takes T+2 days to show the shares.

Question 15

What is the risk of buying NSE Unlisted Shares?

Accepted Answer

If you see the thesis of investment in the unlisted shares then it is being done mainly to take the advantage of IPO market. And, if the IPO plans of company get delayed due to market conditions or any other reason then demand suddenly drops in the market. The unlisted market works mainly on demand and supply and if there is no IPO news then getting exit would be difficult.

Question 16

How is valuation of NSE Unlisted Shares is calculated?

Accepted Answer

We at Planify do the valuation based on 2 methods.• 1. We check the last funding that is being done in the NSE Unlisted Shares to ascertain the benchmark valuation.• 2. If there is no funding happened in the company, then we try to find a business similar to NSE Unlisted Shares in the listed space and do comparison method to ascertain the valuation.As an investor in the unlisted space, we would always recommend that you must check all the risk parameter carefully before investing in the unlisted space.

Question 17

How Planify source NSE Unlisted Shares?

Accepted Answer

We source shares either from the employees or initial investors looking to liquidate their NSE Unlisted Shares.

Question 18

Is the NSE Unlisted Shares are pre-IPO?

Accepted Answer

Pre-IPO shares means which are planning for an IPO in near future. So, all the shares which are traded on the platform are not Pre-IPO Shares. However, if the company's business is going good and then demand will always be there in the unlisted space, so even if the IPO does not come, the investors can easily liquidate their NSE Unlisted Shares in the unlisted market itself.

Question 19

Does SEBI regulate Unlisted Market?

Accepted Answer

Rules and regulations of SEBI are applicable in the Unlisted space like lock-in period of 6 months, paying of Stamp Duty, and DP Charges for every transaction etc. However, to become an unlisted broker there is no such regulation by SEBI as of yet.

Question 20

How to track daily news of NSE Unlisted Shares?

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For tracking news and other information about NSE Unlisted Shares, one can visit our website wherein we post news and other information on daily basis and one can also join our telegram channel.

Question 21

How is the price of NSE Ltd calculated?

Accepted Answer

Fundamental & Comparative valuation models and the forces of demand and supply in the market for unlisted shares dictate the price. These prices are based on our estimates and transaction history of NSE Ltd unlisted share.

Question 22

How DIS is used to sell NSE Unlisted Shares?

Accepted Answer

DIS - Delivery Instruction Slip is the way through which an investor can sell or transfer the NSE Unlisted Shares from his/her demat account to any other demat account. There are two Types of DIS Slip.1. Offline-DIS - This is an offline mode of transfer of shares wherein the investors needs to fill DIS form and give it to their broker for transferring the shares. Following are the fields which are required to be filled.• a. ISIN number of NSE Unlisted Shares.• b. Name of NSE Unlisted Shares• c. Quantity of NSE Unlisted Shares• d. Cosideration Amount• e. Target DP ID and Client ID• f. Annexure2. Online DIS - Some of the broker these days gives facility of transferring the NSE Unlisted Shares via online DIS. So, please check with your broker whether such facility is available or not. For example: Angel Broking proivdes the facility of Online-DIS from its platform. As an investor he/she simply needs to add a beneficiary into it and send the NSE Unlisted Shares by filling the details similar to Ofline-DIS.

Question 23

How to check daily price of NSE Unlisted Shares?

Accepted Answer

The price of NSE Unlisted Shares can be checked in two ways. First, you can join our telegram channel where on daily basis we share the latest prices of all the unlisted shares in the morning and secondly, you can register on Planify.in platform to see the historical graphs and prices of all the shares at one place.

Question 24

​Can I buy NSE shares?​

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can invest in unlisted shares of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) through trusted platforms like Planify. These shares fall under ROFR (Right of First Refusal), so any sale requires prior approval from NSE before the transfer can be completed.

Question 25

Are NSE Unlisted Shares a Hidden Gem or a Missed Opportunity?

Accepted Answer

​NSE unlisted shares are considered a hidden gem by many investors due to the exchange's strong financials, consistent profits, and dominance in India's capital markets. However, for those who delay, rising prices and limited availability may turn it into a missed opportunity. Early investment before the IPO can offer significant long-term gains with proper due diligence.

Question 26

Where to Track NSE Unlisted Share Price Trends?​

Accepted Answer

You can explore the latest performance trends and financial details of NSE unlisted shares by visiting the official page below:👉 View NSE Share Price​

Question 27

Can I buy NSE India unlisted shares?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the process is fairly straightforward once you go through a registered unlisted shares dealer like Planify. You'll need to submit basic KYC documents (PAN card, Client Master Report from your demat account, and a cancelled cheque), after which payment is made via NEFT, RTGS, or IMPS. Once your funds are verified, the shares are typically credited to your demat account within 24 hours. One thing specific to NSE: because of its Right of First Refusal (ROFR) clause, the exchange itself has to approve every share transfer before it goes through, so timelines can occasionally stretch a bit longer than other unlisted stocks.

Question 28

What is NSE India?

Accepted Answer

The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) provides live stock market data, including equity, derivatives, currency, and commodity trading. It also offers IPO updates, indices, and corporate finance news.

Question 29

​What determines NSE unlisted share prices?​

Accepted Answer

​NSE unlisted share prices are influenced by financial performance, demand-supply dynamics, future growth potential, and market sentiment. Factors like revenue, profitability, liquidity, and economic trends play a key role in valuation.​

Question 30

Is NSE a good stock to buy?

Accepted Answer

NSE holds a genuinely dominant position in Indian markets — it processes close to 93% of cash market turnover domestically and remains the world's largest derivatives exchange by contract volume. That scale, paired with a near debt-free balance sheet and a strong history of dividend payouts, makes it an attractive name for many long-term investors. That said, "good" depends heavily on your entry price, time horizon, and risk appetite. Unlisted shares come with lower liquidity and wider price swings than listed stocks, and NSE's FY26 profits actually dipped due to new SEBI derivatives regulations, so it's worth weighing both the strengths and the risks rather than treating it as a guaranteed bet. As always, this isn't investment advice — speak to a financial advisor before committing capital.

Question 31

Is NSE a listed company?

Accepted Answer

No — NSE is not yet listed on any public stock exchange. Its shares trade only in the unlisted (OTC) market for now. As of mid-2026, NSE's unlisted market capitalization stands at roughly ₹5.1 lakh crore, making it India's most valuable private company. That said, the wait may finally be ending: NSE has filed its Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) with SEBI, and the exchange is expected to go public later in 2026 through an Offer for Sale, listing on its rival exchange, the BSE.

Question 32

What is the total profit of NSE?

Accepted Answer

NSE posted a consolidated profit after tax of approximately ₹10,300 crore for FY26, a decline of around 15% compared to FY25's ₹12,188 crore. The drop was mainly driven by SEBI's 2026 regulatory changes around weekly options expiries and higher lot sizes, which slowed down derivatives trading volumes, historically NSE's largest revenue contributor. Even with the dip, NSE remains one of the most profitable financial institutions in the country and continues to reward shareholders with substantial dividends.

Question 33

What is the Strength of NSE?

Accepted Answer

NSE's core strength is its sheer market dominance — it commands close to 93% of India's cash equity turnover and nearly the entire equity futures market, while also being the largest derivatives exchange in the world by contract volume. This scale creates a powerful network effect: more liquidity attracts more traders, which in turn deepens liquidity further. Combine that with high operating margins, virtually no debt, and consistently strong cash flows, and you get an exchange that's remarkably resilient even during periods of regulatory tightening or market volatility.

Question 34

Short-term and Long-term Capital gain Taxes to be paid on National stock exchange?

Accepted Answer

For unlisted shares like NSE, the holding period that decides your tax treatment is 24 months — longer than the 12-month rule for listed stocks.Short-Term Capital Gains (STCG): If you sell within 24 months, the profit is added to your total income and taxed at your applicable income tax slab rate.Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG): If you hold for more than 24 months, gains are taxed at a flat 12.5%, with no indexation benefit available under current rules.These rates apply uniformly regardless of income bracket for LTCG. Tax rules can change with each Union Budget, so it's a good idea to confirm the latest applicable rates with a chartered accountant before filing.

Question 35

Who is the owners of the National stock exchange?

Accepted Answer

NSE doesn't have a single "owner" — it's owned collectively by a mix of financial institutions, insurance companies, and private investors. On the governance side, Srinivas Injeti, a retired IAS officer, currently serves as Chairperson of NSE's Governing Board, while Ashishkumar Chauhan continues as Managing Director & CEO, overseeing day-to-day operations.

Question 36

Who are the major shareholders of NSE?

Accepted Answer

NSE's shareholder base includes a mix of public institutions and private equity players. Key stakeholders include Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), State Bank of India (SBI), SBI Capital Markets, and Stock Holding Corporation of India, alongside private equity investors like Aranda Investments (a Temasek entity) and ChrysCapital. As part of the upcoming IPO's Offer for Sale, several of these large shareholders — including LIC, SBI, and Temasek — are expected to dilute portions of their holdings.

Question 37

Can we expect good profit from NSE in the Future?

Accepted Answer

NSE's underlying business remains strong, anchored by its dominant market position and steady demand from India's expanding investor base — registered investors have crossed 12 crore in recent years. That said, profit growth isn't guaranteed to be linear: FY26 saw a roughly 15% profit decline due to SEBI's tightened F&O regulations, which shows the business is sensitive to regulatory shifts in its biggest revenue segment. Long-term prospects look reasonably positive given India's growing retail participation in markets, but investors should factor in regulatory risk alongside the growth story.

Question 38

What is the face value of NSE?

Accepted Answer

The Face Value of the NSE is Rs. 1.

Question 39

What is the total IPO size of NSE?

Accepted Answer

NSE has moved past its years-long IPO delays — the exchange has now filed its Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) with SEBI after receiving the regulator's No-Objection Certificate earlier in 2026. The IPO is structured entirely as an Offer for Sale (OFS), meaning NSE itself won't raise fresh capital; instead, existing shareholders such as LIC, SBI, Temasek, and ChrysCapital will sell a portion of their holdings. Market estimates currently peg the total IPO size at around ₹22,000–23,000 crore, with some reports suggesting it could go as high as ₹30,000 crore depending on final pricing and demand. This would place NSE's IPO among the largest in Indian stock market history. The exchange is expected to list later in 2026 — on the BSE, since it cannot list on its own platform.

Revenue Segment	Business Description	Contribution to Total Revenue (%)
Trading Services	NSE provides a platform where various market participants, such as brokers, investors, and institutional traders, can buy and sell securities, including stocks, bonds, derivatives, and exchange-traded funds (ETFs).	80.5
Colocation Charges	NSE provides collocation services by offering proximity to its trading members who avail such services for faster trade execution.	5.9
Exchange Listing	Exchange listing refers to the process by which a company’s shares are listed and traded on a recognized stock exchange, such as the National Stock Exchange. Exchange (NSE).	1.4
Data Feed Terminal Services	A "Data Feed" and "Terminal Service" are related to the distribution of financial market data and the software or systems that traders use to access and interpret that data.	2.3

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