NSEIT is a global technology firm with a focus on the financial services industry. We are a vertical specialist organization with domain expertise and technology focus aligned to the needs of financial institutions. We offer Application Services, IT Enabled Services (Assessments), Testing Center of Excellence, Infrastructure Services, Integrated Security Response Center and Analytics as a Service primarily for the BFSI segment. 

We are a 100% subsidiary of National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSEIL). Being a part of the stock exchange our solutions inherently encapsulate industry strength, security, scalability, reliability and performance features.

Our focus on domain and key technologies enables us to use new trends in digital technologies like cloud computing, mobility and analytics while building solutions for our customers.

We are passionate about building innovative, futuristic and robust solutions for our customers. We have been assessed at Maturity Level 5 in Capability Maturity Model Integration for Development (CMMI® - DEV) v 1.3. We are also certified for ISO 9001:2015 for providing high quality products and services, and ISO 27001:2013 for our Information Security Management Systems.

Our offices are located in India and the US.

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SAMCO is a low-cost stock broker that is technology-driven and has memberships in all of India's main stock and commodities exchanges. On the various platforms offered by SAMCO, users may place orders to buy or sell securities, and SAMCO will do all in its power to ensure that their transactions are carried out successfully.

SAMCO is built on the fundamental idea of using technology to radically improve how clients conduct their business. They get rid of the unnecessary extras that traditional brokers now make use of, and as a result, they reduce costs. These cost savings are given back to the company's customers in the form of predetermined reductions in the brokerage fees they pay. Because of the way that they think, the firm can avoid charging users on a percent volume basis, and they can also avoid imposing turnover or other monthly commitments.