BO Account stands for Beneficiary Owners Account. If you want to start investing and stock trading in the stock market in Bangladesh then you need to open a Beneficiary Owners account. Just like a Bank Account is used to hold your money, your BO account is used to hold your shares. All shares from new IPO’s and most of secondary market shares are in electronic form and a BO account, owned by you the investor, holds the electronic shares.
Opening a BO account is the first step to start trading in the stock market in Bangladesh. To open a BO account, simply click on this link: BO Account. Once you fill it out, your BO account will be opened automatically by our BO department. Please check your email for BO Account Confirmation once the BO department is done verifying your information.
To open a Single/Joint BO Account you simply need the following documents.
To open a NRB BO Account you simply need the following documents:
Opening a BO account costs only Tk. 450.
After opening a BO account you simply need to put money into your BO account to start buying shares in the Dhaka Stock Exchange. Simply fund your BO account from your bank account. You can deposit money into your BO account by using cash, cheque, Electronic Fund Transfer, online bank deposit, payorder and bKash, Rocket or Nagad (1% service fee for using bKash, Rocket or Nagad only) or your Credit Card.
For Bank Deposit:
For bKash/Nagad/Rocket:
For Credit Card:
After you have opened a BO account and deposited money into that account, you are ready to buy (and sell) shares. You can buy/sell stocks in multiple ways:
Akij Capital Management Limited (ACML) is a sister concern of Akij Group (One of the largest conglomerates in Bangladesh).
