SEBON allows NRN to trade shares directly in secondary market

NRN Citizens Can Now Buy and Sell Shares Directly, Provided They Have Enough Funds in Their Bank Accounts

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The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) has opened the door for Non‑Resident Nepali (NRN) citizens to buy and sell shares in Nepal’s secondary market using their NRN citizenship certificate. The new rule takes effect immediately, giving thousands of Nepalis living abroad direct access to local stock trading.

SEBON’s announcement on 23 July 2025 marks a major step towards financial inclusion for Nepalis overseas. Previously, NRNs faced complex procedures and limits that often discouraged participation. Now, they can place orders just like resident investors, provided they hold a valid NRN certificate.

To avoid failed transactions, SEBON reminded all buyers to have enough money in their linked bank accounts before submitting any purchase requests. This simple precaution will help NRN investors complete trades smoothly and enjoy the benefits of Nepal’s growing stock market.

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