Share recovery guidance across India & overseas
Old shares.
Rightful owners.
A clear way forward.
Specialist assistance to trace, document and recover physical shares, IEPF holdings and inherited investments—handled with clarity from first review to demat credit.
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What we solve
Every old holding has
a different story.
We map the correct route based on your documents, ownership history and the present status of the company or folio.
A disciplined process
From forgotten paper
to a documented claim.
No two cases move identically. Our role is to identify dependencies early, prepare the right paperwork and coordinate the journey.
Start with a case review →- 01
Trace & assess
Review company history, folio details, corporate actions and IEPF status.
- 02
Build the document set
Prepare KYC, affidavits, indemnities, succession papers and claim forms as applicable.
- 03
File & coordinate
Support submissions and follow-ups with the company, RTA and relevant authority.
- 04
Close the recovery
Assist through verification, query resolution and transfer to the eligible demat account.
For Indians living overseas
Your distance should not
distance you from your assets.
We help NRIs and overseas legal heirs navigate Indian company records, IEPF claims, attestations and demat requirements with a remote-first workflow.
Free initial assessment
Tell us what
you’ve found.
Even partial information—an old certificate, company name, folio number or family record—can help us identify the next step.
We are an independent advisory service and are not affiliated with SEBI, IEPF Authority, MCA, any depository, company or registrar.
Common questions
Before you begin.
Clear answers to the questions investors and legal heirs ask first.
Can old physical shares still be recovered?+
Often, yes. The right route depends on the company’s current status, the folio record, certificate condition and whether the holding has moved to IEPF.
What if the original shareholder has passed away?+
A nominee or legal heir may claim the holding through transmission. Required documents vary by value, nomination status and applicable succession requirements.
Can an NRI complete the process from outside India?+
Many steps can be coordinated remotely. Depending on the case, notarisation, apostille or consular attestation may be needed.
How long does share recovery take?+
Timelines vary because RTAs, companies, depositories and the IEPF Authority may each review the matter.