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eDIS & TPIN Authorisation – Authorise, Pre-authorise & Revoke

How eDIS works when you sell shares from your ATS demat account, how to authorise with TPIN + OTP, and how to revoke an authorisation you have already given.

eDIS (electronic Delivery Instruction Slip) is how you authorise CDSL to debit shares from your ATS demat account when you sell — using a TPIN issued to you by CDSL and an OTP, instead of a paper slip or a Power of Attorney. For the full background on TPIN, see our TPIN, e-DIS & pre-authorisation guide.

Need help right now? Create a support ticket for any eDIS or TPIN issue, or raise an eDIS revocation ticket with the subject pre-filled.

How to authorise a share sale with eDIS

  1. Place a sell order (or start the authorisation) on the ATS trading platform.
  2. You are redirected to the CDSL eDIS page showing the shares (ISIN and quantity) to be authorised.
  3. Enter your 6-digit CDSL TPIN.
  4. Enter the OTP sent to the mobile number and email registered with your demat account.
  5. Once CDSL confirms the authorisation, your sell order can proceed and the shares are debited on settlement.
Never share your TPIN or OTP. No one at ATS or CDSL will ever ask for them. If someone does, report it — see Account Security & Fraud Prevention.

Per-trade authorisation vs pre-authorisation

Per-trade authorisationPre-authorisation
WhenAt the time you place the sell orderBefore you trade, for shares you plan to sell
HowTPIN + OTP on the CDSL pageTPIN + OTP on the CDSL page
ValidityAs shown on the CDSL authorisation screenAs shown on the CDSL authorisation screen
Can it be revoked?Yes — see belowYes — see below

How do I revoke the authorisation I've given for eDIS transactions?

You can request the revocation of shares already authorised for debit through the eDIS process using either of the following methods:

Include these details: the ISIN and the date of authorisation for which the revocation needs to be carried out. If you still need help, Create Ticket.

Common eDIS problems and what to do

ProblemWhat to do
Forgot TPINRegenerate it from the CDSL page — the new TPIN replaces the old one. See the TPIN guide.
TPIN rejectedMake sure you are entering the CDSL TPIN, not your trading password.
OTP not receivedThe OTP goes to the mobile/email registered with your demat account. If those are outdated, update them with ATS.
Sell order rejected for missing authorisationComplete the eDIS authorisation for that ISIN and quantity, then place the order again.
Anything elseCreate a support ticket or contact us.

Related: transfer shares online with CDSL easiest, holding statement & SOT, and CDSL (cdslindia.com). If an issue is not resolved, follow the grievance redressal process.

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Frequently Asked Questions

eDIS (electronic Delivery Instruction Slip) is the electronic way to authorise CDSL to debit shares from your demat account when you sell. You authorise with your CDSL TPIN and an OTP instead of a paper slip or a Power of Attorney.

TPIN is a 6-digit PIN issued by CDSL directly to you, sent to the mobile number and email registered with your demat account. You use it with an OTP to authorise eDIS debits.

You can request the revocation of shares already authorised for debit through the eDIS process using either of the following methods: Email Request — send an email to compliance@adityatrading.com requesting eDIS authorisation revocation. Support Ticket — create a support ticket with the subject "eDIS Authorisation Revocation Request." Please include the ISIN and the date of authorisation for which the revocation needs to be carried out. If you still need help, use the Create ticket button below to create a ticket.

Mention the ISIN and the date of authorisation for which the revocation needs to be carried out, along with your client code. Create a ticket with these details.

No. You generate the TPIN once and reuse it. Only the OTP changes for each authorisation.

Regenerate it from the CDSL TPIN page. The new TPIN replaces the old one.

The OTP is sent to the mobile number and email registered with your demat account. If these are outdated, update them with ATS, or raise a support ticket for help.

A delivery sell needs a valid eDIS authorisation for that ISIN and quantity. Complete the authorisation with TPIN and OTP, then place the order again.

Yes. You can authorise shares on the CDSL eDIS page before placing the sell order, using your TPIN and OTP.

If a valid POA/DDPI is registered on your demat account, the debit can be processed under it. Without one, you authorise each debit through eDIS.

No. TPIN is issued by CDSL directly to you, and no one at ATS will ever ask for it. Treat any such request as fraud.

Still need help with eDIS?

Raise a support ticket — for a revocation, mention the ISIN and the date of authorisation so our team can act on it quickly.

Disclaimer

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