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Yes, both registered & unregistered partnership firms can open accounts.
If it is a registered one the account will be opened in the name of the firm in DP.
If it is unregistered firm account will be opened name of the partners in the DP by obtaining the format.
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Yes, both can be coparceners in a HUF. 

Client can trade based on KRA validation & UCC success.

IPV (In-Person Verification) is a mandatory process for verifying your identity when opening a Demat account.
For KRA and Digio client, verification is done through a selfie, while for manual clients, it is done through video verification.

BSDA stands for Basic Services Demat Account. It is a type of Demat account introduced by SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) to encourage small investors to participate in the stock market by reducing maintenance charges.

An individual is eligible for a BSDA if all the following conditions are met:

• Only individuals can apply for BSDA.
• The investors should not have any other Demat account.
• The value of holdings in the account should not exceed Rs. 10 lakhs at any point in time.
• A BSDA can also be opened jointly, but both holders must not have any other Demat account.

Authorized signatory can be determined by the Board Resolution submitted by the company in ABML format.

A company can add as many authorized signatories as it wishes, based on its internal policies and the board resolution submitted to Aditya Birla Money LTD.
In addition to specifying the signatories, the company must also define the mode of operation, which can be one of the following:
Severally – Any three of the authorized signatories must sign or act together to operate the account.
Singly – Only one specific authorized signatory has the authority to operate the account independently.
Jointly – Any two of the authorized signatories must sign or act together to operate the account.

Yes, submitting a partnership deed is mandatory as it serves as legal proof of the firm's formation & outlines the rights & responsibilities of the partners.