What is a contract note ?
>The contract note is the legal record of any trade made by a stockbroker on a stock exchange. It confirms the trade conducted on a specific day, on the client's behalf, performed on a stock exchange.
>Contract note describes key details of a particular transaction together with the date, time, price, quantity traded etc. A valid contract note should have the following details in a structured format
>SEBI registration number of the Trading Member/ Sub-broker
Details of your trades like Order Number, Trade Number, Trade Price, Trade execution Time, Traded security & Quantity, Brokerage Charged, Details of other Service Charges
Signature of Authorized Signatory or Digital Signature in Electronic format
Bylaws and regulations pertaining to Arbitration
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How client can get contract note?
A contract note is sent to the client registered email id for all the trades done on a particular day by the end of the day. Please ask the client to check email to access the contract note. Client can also follow the below steps to receive contract ...
Where client can find old Contract Note ?
Contract notes are sent to you registered Email ID. If you are not able to find them, please follow below steps to receive old contract notes - Through TT Web 1.Login to https://ttweb.indiainfoline.com/Trade/Login.aspx 2.Go to My Account. 3. Select ...
What is the password to open the contract note ?
Your login id is the password to open the contract note.
Why are DP charges not shown in the contract note ?
DP charge or Depository Participant charge is levied on stock movement out of the DEMAT account which is managed by depositories (NSDL or CDSL) The contract note captures all trading and its related charges, executed on the stock exchanges (NSE or ...
Why is the contract note delayed or not delivered ?
The contract notes for your trades are generally processed and sent to your registered email ID within 24 hours of your trade. The time taken to process contract notes depends on when trade process files are received from the stock exchange. So, if ...