To confirm the credit of bonus/rights entitlements, investors should check their Demat account statements and look for an allotment advice from the issuer or its Registrar and Transfer Agent (RTA), ensuring the quantity shown in the advice and statement match.

Allotment Advice: The company or its RTA will send an allotment advice to shareholders indicating the bonus/rights entitlement received.

Demat Account Statement: Investors should regularly check their Demat account statements, which will show the credit of bonus/rights shares.

Matching Quantities:Verify that the quantity of shares credited in the Demat account statement matches the quantity mentioned in the allotment advice.

Rights Entitlement (RE) Intimation: Investors may receive a Rights Entitlement (RE) intimation in their email, which is a temporary form of Demat securities.

Record Date: The company will announce a record date, and shareholders who own shares on that date will be eligible to receive the rights entitlement.

Ex-Date: Shares bought on or after the ex-date, a day before the record date, are not eligible for the rights issue.

Renunciation of Rights Entitlements: If a shareholder is not interested in the rights entitlements offer given by the company, he can choose to renounce his rights rather than let it lapse.

Trading of Rights Entitlements: Rights entitlements can be traded in the market for a very short amount of time and a very brief term before they lapse.