What is the procedure for getting new delivery instruction slip?

For issuance of a new Delivery Instruction Book, please follow below process:

Through IIFL Markets mobile app

Log in to the IIFL Markets Mobile App
Click on the hamburger menu available next to your name.
Navigate to Reports and select All Reports.
Click on Issue DIS.
Verify your DP details.
Select the Issuance Type and click on Slip Request.
Your Delivery Instruction Booklet (DIS) will be dispatched to your registered address as per IIFL records.

Through IIFL Markets Web Portal

Login to https://markets.iiflcapital.com/home
Click on the dropdown arrow at the top right corner > Reports
Under DP.
Select Slip Issue
Check your DP detail
Select Issuance Type and click on Slip Request.
You will receive your Delivery Instruction Booklet on your registered address with IIFL

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