Discount Brokerage
NIBL Ace Capital
NIBL Ace Lite
Brokerage Rate
0.32%
Account Opening
NPR 150
Annual DP Fee
NPR 250
Min Investment
NPR 5,000
Key Features
- Low-cost online account opening
- Simple mobile-first interface
- Free market alerts
- Same-day account activation
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| Brokerage Rate | 0.32% | 0.30% |
| Account Opening | NPR 150 | NPR 200 |
| Annual DP Fee | NPR 250 | NPR 200 |
| Min Investment | NPR 5,000 | NPR 5,000 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a DP fee, and why do I pay it every year?
The DP (depository participant) fee is an annual charge for maintaining your Demat account, where your shares are held electronically — it's charged regardless of how much you trade.
What is the difference between full-service and discount brokerage?
Full-service brokers provide a relationship manager, research, and advisory support at a higher cost; discount brokers offer a low-cost, self-directed trading platform with minimal advisory support.
Do I need a Demat account to invest in NEPSE-listed shares?
Yes — a Demat account is required to hold and trade shares electronically on NEPSE. Most brokers bundle Demat account opening with your trading account.
How is the brokerage rate charged — per trade or on my total holdings?
It's typically charged as a percentage of each transaction's value, not on your total portfolio — shown on each broker's detail page.
Can I open a brokerage account online without visiting a branch?
Many brokers now offer online account opening with digital KYC, though some still require an in-person visit for final verification.