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CASBA Charge of Nepali Banks (Updated 2026)

CASBA Charge of Nepali Banks

Here is the list of CASBA Charges of Nepali Banks. CASBA charge differs from bank to bank. Some banks do not charge a CASBA fee at all. This is the most up-to-date list of commercial banks with their CASBA charges.

CASBA Charge of Nepali Banks

BankCASBA Charge
Rastriya Banijya BankFree
Agriculture Development Bank (ADBL)Free
Nepal Bank LimitedFree
Nabil BankFree
Himalayan BankNPR 10
Everest BankNPR 10
NIC Asia BankNPR 10
Citizens BankNPR 10
Standard CharteredNPR 10
NMB BankNPR 15
Sanima BankNPR 15
Prime Commercial BankNPR 15
Siddhartha BankNPR 15
Kumari BankNPR 15
Prabhu BankNPR 15
Nepal Investment Mega BankNPR 15
Machhapuchhre BankNPR 20
Nepal SBI BankNPR 20
Global IME BankNPR 25

For updated data, visit your respective bank's website for a standard charge sheet.

What is CASBA Charge?

On Falgun 11, 2074, CDS and Clearing Limited implemented an advanced form of ASBA system called C-ASBA. SEBON also initiated the ASBA process, enabling individuals to apply for shares through their banks. Now, with the help of this system, investors can buy IPOs, FPOs, Right Shares, Mutual Funds, and Debt online through the Mero Share service.

C-ASBA is a kind of centralized system that links all the BFIs that provide ASBA-related services. The computerized system allows individuals' data to be linked with the Beneficiary Owner's ID (BOID).

What is DP Fees in Nepal?

C-ASBA Registration Number (CRN) is the unique number that connects BOID (Demat Number) and the Bank Account of Investors. The respective banks provide CRN numbers to the investors after verifying the BOID. Only those who obtained a CRN can apply for publicly issued securities such as IPO, FPO, Right Shares, Mutual Funds, and Debentures.

Depository Participant DP Fees

Video Guide: How to Apply IPO in Nepal (C-ASBA)

Note: Bank charges are subject to change. Always verify with your bank's official website or branch before applying for any IPO/FPO.