What I can do for you, and what I am not allowed to do.

I am Swarnangka Samaddar, an Authorised Person of Angel One Limited, operating under Angel One code SWGR from B-1507, Arihant Aradhana, Plot No. 253 & 254, Sector 10, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai 410210.

In Angel One’s own words, an Authorised Person “acts as an enabler for those who want to invest in the stock market or the other investment avenues”. I am not a broker. The broker is Angel One Limited — SEBI Registration No. INZ000161534 — and your account, your money and your shares sit with them, not with me.

I am registered as an Authorised Person on three exchanges:

• NSE — Capital Market & F&O — code AP0397593681
• BSE — Cash & F&O — code AP01061201158798
• MCX — Commodity Derivatives — code MCX/AP/165344

An Authorised Person can be affiliated with only one trading member on the same exchange. Mine is Angel One Limited, and only Angel One Limited. You can verify any code above on the exchange’s own Authorised Person search.

• Open your account properly the first time. Segment activation, nominee and DDPI — the parts people skip and pay for later.
• Training built around what you actually trade. Angel One’s SmartMoney material, taken in the order that suits equity, F&O or commodities, on a call.
• Answer the phone. One number, and someone who already knows your account.
• Chase things for you. Margin queries, delayed payouts and ledger mismatches go in as an Authorised Person of the broker.
• Administrative help — finding the right form, understanding a contract note, knowing what a charge is. The rules allow this, and stop exactly where a document has to be issued, which is Angel One’s job.

Angel One pays me. You do not. An Authorised Person “can receive remuneration fees, charges, commission, salary, etc. for his services only from the stock broker and shall not charge any amount from the clients”, in NSE’s own words.

Being straight about the incentive: I am paid a share of the brokerage Angel One earns on your trading. That is worth knowing when you read anything I write. It is also why nothing on this site tells you to trade more.

Your contract notes, statements, ledger and tax reports are issued to you by Angel One Limited, to the email and mobile registered on your account. Keep those current and read what arrives — a contract note is the record of what was done in your name that day, and the window to dispute it is short. If a document has not reached you, tell me and I will chase it. I cannot write you a replacement.

Tell me first — most things are a misunderstanding about a charge or a pending credit. But you are never limited to me, and you should not be:

• Angel One Limited — the broker holds the relationship and the obligation. Raise it in the app or with their support, and ask for a complaint reference.
• The exchange — NSE and BSE both run investor grievance mechanisms for complaints against a trading member or its Authorised Person.
• SEBI SCORES — SEBI’s online complaint system, and the Online Dispute Resolution portal for market disputes.

A complaint about me is a complaint Angel One is answerable for, which is exactly the protection the Authorised Person structure is meant to give you.

• The Trading Member and Authorised Person agreement prescribed by NSE.
• NSE’s FAQs on appointment and cancellation of Authorised Persons.
• The SEBI (Stock Brokers) Regulations and SEBI’s Master Circular for Stock Brokers.
• The Code of Advertisement for Stock Brokers, which governs this website.
• Angel One Limited’s own published registrations, charges and Authorised Person material.

Where anything on this page conflicts with SEBI regulations, exchange rules, or Angel One’s own terms, those prevail and this page is wrong and will be corrected.