FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Digital Booth of ASL?

Digital booth is like a sub-branch office or Extension of main office of Brokerage House. Amar Securities Limited is offering the same services & facilities from our Digital Booth as like our branch office or Extension of main office. Our Digital Booths are controlled by the Head office located at Dhanmondi Dhaka- 1207.

You will get all the services from our Digital Booths as you get from our Branch Office/Extension of main office.

Our Digital Booth starts from 9am – 5pm on from Sunday to Thursday and trading hour is 9:45 AM to 2:40 PM (Including Pre-Opening and Post-Closing Session).

You can deposit in your portfolio account maintained with Amar Securities Limited by BEFTN/RTGS/NPSB; where you do not need to come to bank for cheque or cash deposit physically.

Or

You can deposit the money to any of the following bank accounts. After the deposit, email us the deposit receipt at  accounts@amarsecurities.net

Name of the Bank: MERCANTILE BANK LIMITED

Account No.: 1131000047693

Name of the Branch: PRINCIPAL BRANCH - 245275353

You can withdraw fund from your portfolio account maintained with Amar Securities Limited using the following method;Instruction through your registered email mentioning the amount you want to withdraw to accounts@amarsecurities.net or your relationship manager or our digital service officer


A Beneficiary Owner (B.O.) account is opened to keep the securities in electronic form in the Depository (in the case of the capital market, it is CDBL).

For a single BO account opening:

  1. 2 copy passport-size photos of the client

  2. NID copy of the client

  3. TIN certificate (If any)

  4. 1 copy passport-size photo of the nominee

  5. NID copy of the nominee

  6. Client's cheque leaf copy (Name spell must match with the NID)

For a joint BO account opening:

  1. 2 copy passport-size photos of 1st account holder

  2. 2 copy passport-size photos of 2nd account holder

  3. NID copy of 1st and 2nd account holders

  4. TIN certificate of 1st account holder (if any)

  5. 1 copy passport-size photo of the nominee (Not mandatory)

  6. NID copy of the nominee (Not mandatory)

  7. 1st account holder's cheque leaf copy (Name spell must match the NID)

For a company BO account opening:

  1. Board Resolution, mentioning authorized person and interest to open an account with Shanta Securities Ltd.

  2. Memorandum and Articles of Association

  3. Form XII (Particulars of Directors from the date of incorporation)

  4. Specimen signature of account operators

  5. A valid photo ID of the Managing Director & authorized person

  6. A valid photo ID of the account operator

  7. Photo of Managing Director & authorized person

  8. Bank statement

  9. Valid trade license

  10. TIN certificate

  11. Signature with company seal


– Bangladeshi Residents. 

– Institutions originated in Bangladesh. 

– Foreign Company/Institutions. 

– NRB (Non-Resident Bangladeshi)

It is very easy to deposit money in your BO account. You can deposit money from any bank account in Bangladesh without any cost. You can deposit money online or directly at any of our branches or you can also deposit money through bKash.

You can start by investing any amount of money in the stock market, but in case of investing in initial market or initial public offering i.e. IPO, you need to have a minimum investment of BDT 50,000 in the secondary market.

After depositing money in your BO account, you are ready to buy and sell shares. You have to buy and sell shares in different ways- Online (mobile apps or our website) Authorized Representative by phone, come straight to the branch.

Don’t put in your money until you have understood all relevant information regarding the investment. Prepare yourself for the vigorous homework of analyzing company’s annual reports, EPS (Earning Per Share), accounts and other statements while keeping abreast of what’s happening in the industry, country and elsewhere that may affect your investment. Consult your investment adviser/broker to get latest market information about shares you intend to buy or sell. Be skeptical of anything picked up from rumors, particularly if you cannot rationally explain their choice.