How to Claim Unclaimed Dividends (e-Mandate Process)

Note: This guide covers unclaimed dividend claims only.
If you need to claim your shares or request a share certificate, please see: How to Claim Your Shares.

If you have unclaimed dividends, you can now claim them quickly and conveniently through our online e-Mandate process.

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Search for Unclaimed Dividend

Click here to search for any unclaimed dividend.

 

2. Complete the e-Mandate Form

Click here to complete the e-mandate form

 

3. Attach All Required Documents
   
   
   When completing the form, ensure that all necessary supporting documents are attached. These may include valid means of identification, evidence of purchase, and a recent passport photograph. Incomplete submissions may lead to delays.

 

4. Choose the Correct Account Type
• For individual accounts, proceed as normal.
• For corporate entities, joint accounts, or transmitted accounts, ensure you select the "Corporate" option on the e-Mandate form

 

Mandate Approval and Payment

Once your bank approves the mandate form, the dividend will be credited directly to the bank account you provided within 24 hours.

 

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