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Unlisted shares are transferred digitally through the Demat account of the buyer. The process generally includes: The buyer places an order for the shares. Payment is made to the seller or intermediary. The seller initiates an off-market transfer from their Demat account. The shares are credited to the buyer’s Demat account through NSDL or CDSL. The transfer happens through a Delivery Instruction Slip (DIS) or electronic off-market transfer.

Unlisted shares can offer high growth potential, but they also carry higher risk compared to listed stocks. Key risks include: Lower liquidity (harder to sell quickly) Limited public information Price volatility Dependence on company performance or IPO plans Investors should always research the company carefully before investing.

The lock-in period depends on when the shares are purchased. If unlisted shares are bought before the company files its DRHP, there is usually no lock-in period. However, if they are purchased after DRHP filing but before the IPO, a 6 months lock-in period after listing may apply as per regulations of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).

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