So if you transfer these to ILFS, wont you need to pay a remat fee?
Rematerialisation is converting shares I've in dp to old certificate form. Here I'm transfering shares from dp to another and there is no beneficial owner change and shares will stay in eletronic form.
I don't know exact charges if any but even if it is applied it'll be less than my current dp's brokerage. Also Zerodha is allowing me to use intraday cash with old dp.
Let me explain my view with an example - as I said I'm an investor/positional trader, if I buy say reliance at 910 for long term BUT intraday I'm getting 915 after charges I'll make 3-4 bucks a share. If it close somewhere around 910 I'll keep it and later when ILFS dp is opened I'll sell on appropriate profits. Charges I'll be paying to my current brokers and zerodha will be as (for 1 reliance share at 910)
Kotak (0.3 del 0.03 intra bothside) del buy 915 appox, selling x+0.3+5 demat charges OR 911 approx buying and x+0.03 selling intraday.
SBI (0.5 del bith sideand .075 intra single side) del buy 917 approx, selling x+0.5+5 demat charges or 0.50 paisa approx per share intra buy+sell
and Zerodha with sbi for time being and ILFS later (so that I can use current market situation as well as utilize time taken by ILFS on opening a/c)
buying del 911 appox, intraday 0.25 per share approx.
You can see I pay 915 and 917 in kotak and sbi for delivery based whereas 911 in Zerodha (since I've opted % slab). If I buy even 10 shares I'll be paying 50-70 rs extra including at time of selling i.e. 100-150 extra! Also if I don't take delivery and only deal in cash I'll be able to square off my position intraday. on 910 I'll be paying around 910.05-910.10 so even a upsurge of couple of rupess can make my bet profitable intraday which in case of old brokers was not so much worthy.
Only negative is ILFS charges 15 bucks as demat charges on selling. Hope Zerodha gets some economical dp.