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Remat charges are fees paid to a Depository Participant for converting dematerialised electronic shares back into physical share certificates.
Remat charges are the fees a Depository Participant (DP) or broker collects when an investor converts electronic (dematerialised) shares back into physical share certificates.
Rematerialisation (Remat): The process of reconverting demat shares into paper form.
When used: Rarely, usually when investors prefer physical certificates or need them for specific compliance.
Charges: Vary by DP; generally levied per certificate or per company request.
Other costs: Courier, handling, and stamp duties may also apply.
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