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Yes Securities review

Independent review of Yes Securities — brokerage, app, account opening, customer support and the kind of investor it actually fits. Yes Securities is the full-service broking arm of Yes Bank, offering free equity delivery and direct mutual funds, with intraday and F&O charged at a flat ₹20 per executed order under its standard plan..

Last reviewed 2026-05-11

Verdict

Who Yes Securities fits

Investors who want a full-service, 3-in-1 (bank + demat + trading) account backed by the YES BANK group, especially existing YES BANK customers.

Brokerage at a glance

Headline brokerage on the default Yes Securities flat ₹20 plan. On top of brokerage you also pay STT, exchange transaction charges, SEBI fee, stamp duty, GST and DP charges — see full charges for the breakdown.

Equity delivery
Free
Equity intraday
Flat ₹20
Futures
Flat ₹20
Options
Flat ₹20

About Yes Securities

Yes Securities is the full-service broking arm of Yes Bank, offering free equity delivery and direct mutual funds, with intraday and F&O charged at a flat ₹20 per executed order under its standard plan.

The OMNI trading app

App features
  • Trade across 4,500+ stocks on NSE, BSE and MCX
  • IPO subscription with real-time tracking and GMP monitoring
  • ETFs, mutual funds and fixed income (corporate bonds, NCDs)
  • Currency and Futures & Options trading with advanced order types
  • 3-in-1 account integrating YES Bank savings, demat and trading
  • Live portfolio tracking, custom watchlists and research insights

Opening a Yes Securities account

Account opening is fully online for Indian residents. Keep your PAN, Aadhaar (with mobile linked for OTP), a bank cancelled cheque or statement, a passport-size photo and a signature on white paper handy. Aadhaar e-KYC, in-person video verification and e-sign typically take 1–3 working days end-to-end. Start at yesinvest.in.

Customer support

Yes Securities support is available customer care: all days 9:00 am - 7:00 pm. call & trade desk: monday to friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm.. For complete contact details, the four-level SEBI escalation path (broker desk → compliance officer → SCORES → SMART ODR), and what to have ready before escalating, see the Yes Securities customer care page.

Pros and cons

Pros
3-in-1 account integrating YES BANK savings, demat and trading
Dual depository (CDSL and NSDL) and SEBI-registered full-service broker (NSE, BSE, MCX)
Direct mutual funds with zero transaction fee
Single OMNI app/web platform across equity, F&O, MF, IPO and ETFs
Cons
Demat AMC of around Rs 500/year (third-party) is higher than several discount brokers
Per-trade/brokerage pricing is not transparently published on the public site (varies by plan/account tier)
Fragmented app history (older YES Stock Trader app still listed alongside flagship OMNI) with mixed iOS ratings

How we judge this: these pros and cons are drawn from Yes Securities’s published charges and platform features, its app-store ratings — cross-checked against its SEBI registration and NSE / BSE membership. They are our editorial assessment, not a sponsored placement, and not financial advice.

What users say about Yes Securities

Paraphrased themes from public app-store reviews and forums — these are users’ opinions, not our testing, and not financial advice. Sampled 2026-06-14.

Frequently praised
  • 3-in-1 account combining YES BANK savings, demat and trading in one app
  • Single platform to trade equity, F&O, currency, commodities, IPOs and ETFs across NSE, BSE and MCX
  • Built-in mutual fund SIP investing
  • Watchlists and F&O alerts
  • Companion OMNI for Web platform with charts and quick order placement

Alternatives to Yes Securities

By active client count, Yes Securities is the #26 largest of 38 retail brokers on the NSE (as of 2026-04-30). If you're weighing it against the field, these are the brokers people most often compare it with:

See the full ranked list of every retail broker in India on the stock brokers in India page, or compare exact landed cost on a typical trade with the brokerage calculator — switch brokers in the dropdown without leaving the page.

Back to Yes Securities overview

Frequently asked

What people ask about Yes Securities.

Yes Securities is SEBI-registered and holds NSE / BSE membership, so it meets the regulatory bar every Indian broker must clear. Whether it is a good fit depends on what you trade. Investors who want a full-service, 3-in-1 (bank + demat + trading) account backed by the YES BANK group, especially existing YES BANK customers.

Equity delivery is Free. Equity intraday is Flat ₹20. Equity options is Flat ₹20. On top of brokerage you pay STT, exchange transaction charges, SEBI fee, stamp duty, GST and DP charges. The brokerage calculator on this site shows the all-in landed cost for a sample trade.

Yes Securities is registered with SEBI and a trading member of NSE / BSE. Demat accounts are held with CDSL or NSDL — the broker does not hold your shares, the depository does. Funds are held in a SEBI-regulated client bank account separate from the broker's own funds. The risk to investors from broker failure is limited; the larger risk to manage is account fraud via phishing and OTP sharing.

Trade across 4,500+ stocks on NSE, BSE and MCX. IPO subscription with real-time tracking and GMP monitoring. For a full feature list and download links see the Yes Securities app page.

Account opening is fully online for Indian residents. You need PAN, Aadhaar (with mobile linked for OTP), a bank cancelled cheque or statement, a passport-size photo and a signature on white paper. Aadhaar e-KYC, in-person video verification and e-sign typically take 1–3 working days. Apply via https://yesinvest.in.

Discount brokers comparable to Yes Securities include Zerodha, Groww, Upstox, Dhan and Angel One. Full-service alternatives include ICICI Direct, HDFC Securities, Kotak Securities and Sharekhan. Compare brokerage rates side-by-side on the brokerage calculator before switching.