The Indian Stock Exchanges are monitored by a regulatory authority which is the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) which responsible for the smooth running of all the stock markets and oversees the activities of stock exchanges, intermediaries and Investors involved in the trading of Indian stocks.Investors can choose from a wide range of about 1587 listings in the NSE and 4700 listings in the BSE. The shares of those companies showing good results and declaring dividends regularly are favorites and their share price is determined by the buyers and sellers in the market.

The trading system is computerized for more efficient and transparent trading. Stocks in demat (dematerialized) format can be traded online using services offered by banks like ICICI and HDFC etc. A bank account is required to be linked with the demat account for allocation of funds. A nominal brokerage according to SEBI's guidelines is deducted on each transaction. Service tax and transaction tax on the brokerage is also levied.


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