How to Renew Mero Share & DEMAT Account Online: Fee & Steps

You renew your Mero Share and DEMAT accounts in a few minutes. Pay Rs 50 for the Mero Share annual renewal and Rs 100 for the DEMAT account maintenance fee, Rs 150 together, through eSewa, Khalti, MyPay, FonePay or your depository participant. Enter your BOID, confirm your name, and the account reactivates within a day or two.

Most people discover the lapse the hard way, when an IPO application stops at "Your Account Has Been Expired". The fee is small, but a frozen account blocks new applications, your portfolio view and EDIS deliveries. Renewal takes one payment, and you can finish it on your phone in minutes.

The two accounts run on the same depository system, but CDSC charges them separately, so you can renew one or both. The combined payment is the common choice, because one lapse on either account locks the whole login. If the names still feel fuzzy, the guide on Mero Share vs DEMAT accounts explains what each one does.

Mero Share and DEMAT Renewal Fee: What You Pay

The Mero Share annual renewal fee is Rs 50. The DEMAT account maintenance fee, often written as AMC, is Rs 100. Renew both at once and you pay Rs 150 for the year. CDSC published these charges in its annual fee notice of 2083-04-01, which falls on July 17, 2026, and both figures were current when this page was last verified.

The charges repeat once a year on the same cycle. New accounts pay a registration fee of Rs 50 at opening, then the annual renewal from the following year. The Mero Share terms guide explains the BOID, DP, EDIS and WACC labels you meet on the dashboard.

How to Renew Mero Share and DEMAT on eSewa

eSewa routes the payment to the DP named in your BOID, so the flow asks for the same details every time. You can renew Mero Share only, DEMAT only, or both in one payment.

1. Open eSewa and search for "Demat and Mero Share" in the services list.
2. Pick Renew Mero Share, Renew DEMAT, or Renew Both.
3. Enter your BOID. Some wallets label the field Client ID and accept the last 8 digits.
4. Enter your full name and contact number.
5. Select the year or years to cover and check the amount.
6. Pay with your eSewa balance, a linked bank, or a card.
7. Save the receipt that appears after the payment clears.

Enter the BOID exactly as printed on your demat account form. A wrong digit sends the payment to the wrong DP, and straightening that out takes a support call. The official Mero Share portal shows the account status once the payment lands.

How to Renew on Khalti, MyPay and FonePay

Khalti, MyPay and FonePay follow the same pattern with different menus. In Khalti, search for "Demat Renewal" or "Mero Share". In MyPay, the service sits under Finance or the share-market section. FonePay lists it with the other finance services.

Each wallet lets you renew one account or both, and the amount appears before you confirm. The multi-year option shows at checkout on most wallets, commonly up to 5 years ahead. Pick the year range you want, then check the total before paying, because a wrong selection is harder to undo.

Renew From Your Bank or DP Instead

Wallets are the fastest route, but you can renew at your DP's branch or through its online portal. Carry your BOID, a photo ID and the fee. Some DPs add a processing charge on top, so the total at a branch can run a little above the Rs 150 depository fee.

Many banks list Demat and Mero Share renewal inside their mobile banking app. The fields match the wallet flow: BOID, full name and contact number. The bank processes the payment with CDSC, and that confirmation can take up to a working day, so plan ahead if you have an IPO closing soon.

What Happens If You Don't Renew

An unpaid renewal marks the account as expired. The Mero Share login stays open, but IPO applications stop, the portfolio view goes dark, and EDIS deliveries cannot be processed. You keep your shares and your BOID. The account sits frozen until the fee clears.

CDSC tightened enforcement in 2083. It extended the fee deadline to Shrawan 15, which fell on July 31, 2026, then began marking unpaid DEMAT accounts as expired from Shrawan 16, August 1, 2026. If your account shows expired now, renew today and the same payment fixes it.

The word "expired" sounds permanent, but the account is not closed. CDSC keeps your record, your holdings, and your BOID intact, and one renewal payment restores everything without re-registration. If the login still fails after renewal, the error may be a wrong DP or password, and the Mero Share login problems guide walks through each message.

How Long Does Renewal Take?

Mero Share reactivates in real time after the payment, at worst within about 24 hours. The DEMAT account can take up to 24-48 hours, because the wallet or DP confirms the payment with CDSC before the depository releases the freeze.

Payment method changes the clock. A wallet balance debit clears in seconds, while a bank transfer can sit pending for a few hours before the wallet counts it, and the reactivation window starts from the payment CDSC receives. Save the receipt either way, because a delayed account opens with the screenshot as proof.

Renewal Tips: Multi-Year, Receipts and Reminders

Renew several years at once if your wallet offers it. The option is commonly up to 5 years in advance, and the checkout shows the range before you pay. One payment covers the whole stretch, which removes the annual task from your calendar.

Keep every receipt with your demat documents. Set a reminder around Baisakh or Ashad, because the year rolls over without ceremony and the fee goes unnoticed. The expiry date shown under My Details in Mero Share is the number to trust over any date you mark yourself.

One DP runs a time-limited lifetime offer as of August 2026. NIC Asia Capital charges Rs 999 for lifetime DEMAT renewal and Rs 1,000 for lifetime Mero Share, one-time payments, until the end of Shrawan 2083, around mid-August 2026. This is one DP's promotion, not the standard charge, so ask your own DP what it offers before you pay.

Renewal is the one annual task that keeps the whole trading setup working. Renew both accounts in the same payment so a single lapse does not block your next IPO application, and confirm the labels on the dashboard with the Mero Share terms guide whenever a menu confuses you. When your account is active again, price your next trade, commission and capital gains tax included, with the SajiloX Share Calculator.