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Angel One customer care number & grievance escalation

How to reach Angel One support, and the four-level SEBI escalation path every Indian broker is required to honour — from the broker’s own desk all the way to online dispute resolution.

Last reviewed 2026-06-13

Contact Angel One

Try the broker’s own support first — most issues (KYC, fund transfers, order rejections, app errors) get resolved at this level within a working day.

Hours
Equity/Currency/Mutual Funds: 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, Monday to Saturday. Commodity: 8:30 am to 11:30 pm on weekdays and 8:30 am to 5:30 pm on Saturdays.

The four-level escalation path

SEBI requires every registered broker to honour this exact sequence. Use it in order — skipping levels usually gets your complaint bounced back to the previous step.

  1. 1
    Contact Angel One customer care directly

    Use the phone, email, or chat above. Be specific about your issue and ask for a ticket / reference number — you'll need it at every later level.

    Typical SLA: 1 working day for acknowledgement, up to 7 days for resolution.
  2. 2
    Escalate inside Angel One

    Write to compliance@angelone.in (Compliance Officer, Bineet Jha). Quote the Level-1 ticket and the dates the broker missed. Open Angel One’s grievance page ↗

    Allow 21 days from your first complaint before moving to Level 3.
  3. 3
    File a SCORES complaint with SEBI

    SCORES (SEBI Complaints Redress System) ↗ is the regulator’s portal. Register with PAN, file the complaint against Angel One, attach the Level-1 ticket and any Level-2 correspondence. SEBI forwards it to the broker and tracks the response.

    Broker SLA: 21 days. SEBI may direct further action if unresolved.
  4. 4
    Online Dispute Resolution (SMART ODR)

    If SCORES doesn’t resolve the matter, escalate to SMART ODR ↗ — SEBI’s pre-litigation online conciliation and arbitration platform. Mandatory before approaching the Securities Appellate Tribunal or a civil court.

    Conciliation first; if it fails, online arbitration with a binding award.

What to have ready before you escalate

Whether you’re at Level 1 or Level 4, every level asks for the same evidence. Put it together once and re-use it across all four steps.

  • Your client / UCC ID with the broker
  • A one-line summary of the issue, with dates
  • Trade IDs or order IDs, if it is a trade-related complaint
  • Screenshots of any error states or relevant statements
  • Prior support ticket numbers, emails, or chat transcripts
  • Bank / UPI references, if money movement is involved

Locked out or stuck signing in — rather than a grievance to escalate? The Angel One login & security guide covers password resets, OTP problems and locked accounts.

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Frequently asked

Contacting Angel One customer care, and escalating a complaint.

Angel One's customer care number is 18001020 (additional lines are listed above). Support hours: Equity/Currency/Mutual Funds: 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, Monday to Saturday. Commodity: 8:30 am to 11:30 pm on weekdays and 8:30 am to 5:30 pm on Saturdays.. Ask for a ticket / reference number, and if an issue stays unresolved use the SEBI escalation path — compliance officer, then SCORES, then SMART ODR.

Phone: 18001020 · Email: support@angelone.in · Hours: Equity/Currency/Mutual Funds: 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, Monday to Saturday. Commodity: 8:30 am to 11:30 pm on weekdays and 8:30 am to 5:30 pm on Saturdays.. Most issues — KYC, fund transfers, order rejections, app errors — are resolved at this first level within a working day. Always note the ticket / reference number for later escalation.

Write to support@angelone.in for support, and to the designated grievance officer (listed on Angel One's investor-grievance page) if the first response misses its SLA.

If Angel One's own desk and grievance officer don't resolve it, file on SEBI SCORES (scores.sebi.gov.in) with your PAN and the broker's ticket number. If it's still unresolved, escalate to SMART ODR (smartodr.in) for online conciliation and arbitration — mandatory before approaching a court.