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As i understand, nris r allowed to invest only thru PIS potifolio investment scheme which has several restrictions like no intraday trading , restriction on the companies we can invest in and also derivatives. But i have got a lot of contradicting info about trading in derivatives.

My question is Can a nri investor trade in derivatives like futures and options? Any feedback would be really appreciated thanks.

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Non Repatriable means, the money invested in the india can't be taken out of country. Coming to NRI trade in derivaties, neither ICICI nor Geogit allow you to do so.

I think Networthstock allows you to do on non-repatriable basis. Here is the link about their charges http: Originally Posted by niranjan You can invest in derivatives through NRO account and it is non repatriable basis.

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However upto USD , can be repatriated for foreign investment by submitting necessary documents to the government. I had opened ICICI trading account 2 yrs back in India.. Can I trade through ICICI direct? Hello bachak, did you get your question answered?

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