NEPSE brokers, by number.
All 85 stockbrokers licensed by the Nepal Stock Exchange. The number is the thing worth knowing: it identifies the broker on the floorsheet and it is the host of its TMS login. 84 of them appear in the broker flow of the 164 symbols Punji tracks in detail over the last 30 days, as of the 3 September 2026 close.
Common questions
About NEPSE brokers.
Every stockbroker licensed by the Nepal Stock Exchange is issued a number, and that number is how brokers are identified in practice: on the floorsheet, in TMS URLs and in everyday conversation. There are 85 brokers in the exchange registry, numbered from 1 upward. Punji has a page for each one.
Every broker has its own numbered TMS host in the same shape: broker 19 is tms19.nepsetms.com.np, broker 50 is tms50.nepsetms.com.np. Find your broker in the table above and follow its link. The credentials are the ones your broker issued when it opened your trading account, not your MeroShare login.
NEPSE publishes the floorsheet per symbol. These totals aggregate the broker flow across the 164 symbols Punji tracks in detail, over a 30-day window, as of the 3 September 2026 close. That makes them a picture of where a broker has been most visible, not a measure of its market share. A broker trading mostly outside that set will look quieter here than it is.
Across the symbols Punji tracks, the brokers appearing in the most order books over the last 30 days are Naasa Securities (broker 58, 122 symbols), Sani Securities Company (broker 42, 89 symbols), Online Securities (broker 49, 79 symbols). Appearing in many order books is a measure of breadth rather than volume: a broker can be busy in a handful of large names and rank lower here.
Broker activity per symbol, every session, on your phone.