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Brokerage companies used to represent their clients on the trading floor when stock exchanges were still physical venues. They carried out purchase and sell orders as the legal agents of their customers, following the client's instructions.

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India now has a dematerialized stock market, in which dealings are conducted entirely online. Stockbrokers' principal role remains the same: executing orders on behalf of their customers. The venue, however, has switched to digital channels.

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