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What is IPV?


In-person verification (IPV) is a process of verifying that the person opening an account and the documents submitted are of the same person. IPV is a mandatory step in the KYC procedure, ensuring that the entity opening the demat account is legitimate and its representatives are verified. IPV is a compulsory requirement under SEBI and PMLA (Prevention of Money Laundering Act) regulations. Failure to complete IPV can result in the rejection of the demat account application. 

In the case of HUF, Karta submits KYC documents to the depository participant. IPV can be conducted physically by visiting the Arihant Capital office or digitally via live video verification. During video verification, the DP shall ensure that the following details are recorded for successful verification. 

  • Name of the person doing IPV (Karta’s name) 
  • His designation 
  • Karta’s signature and  
  • Date of IPV 

The DP’s authorized officer verifies the applicant’s identity, documents, and may take a live photograph. Once IPV is completed and recorded, the DP processes the application. Upon successful verification, the demat account is activated, and login credentials are shared with the applicant. 

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