Update ABOUT ZERODHA
Zerodha is a Bangalore, India based Flat Fee Share Broker (Also known as Budget Broker / Discount Broker / Pay Per Order Brokerage)
ZERODHA TRADING PLATFORMS:
A customer can trade with zerodha in following ways-
1.Kite web - Launched in November 2015, Zerodha 'Kite Web' is a web based HTML 5 light weight and fast trading platform which can be used for trading on mobile, tablets as well as browsers. Kite is developed inhouse by Zerodha and currently in its 3.0 version. It offers full marketwatch, broad charting with over 100 indicators and 6 chart types, advanced order types like Brackets and cover, millisecond order placements, and much more for trading at BSE, NSE and MCX. Kite Web is available for free to all its customers.
2.Kite Android / Kite iOS Mobile Trading App - A smart phone application for Android and iOS. This app will allow customers to sell their mobile phones. The Kite Mobile app is available for free for all customers and trading stocks and commodity markets in India. With live straming data from BSE, NSE and MCX, Kite Mobile App is the most advanced trading app available in India.
3.Zerodha Coin (Mutual Fund Investment) - Coin is a 'Direct Mutual Fund' inertment platform by Zerodha. Zerodha customers can do the commission-free direct MF investment through coin which saves over 1.5% every year. Mutual Funds are deposited in Demat acccount linked with Zerodha trading account. A flat Rs 50 per month fee is charged.
4.Zerodha Pi - Launched in July 2015, PI is zerodha's Installable trading application featuring advanced charting, Algos, strategies, and backtesting. It's available for all zerodha's clients Customer can trade across segments at BSE, NSE and MCX using this application. Pi has 80+ Technical Indicators for Technical Analysis and 10 types of charts such as Candle, Bar, Heikin-Ashi, etc.
It has inbuilt strategies and quick order entry screen so you can create your own strategies, back test them and trade directly from chart.
5.Zerodha Trader [Installable Application] - An installable application powered by 'Omnesys NEST Trader' can be downloaded and installed on your computer. This is a fully functional trading terminal allowing fast execution of orders with real time monitoring. This easy to use trading terminal is available for all.
6.Call & Trade - Customers who are not online; can use Call & Trade service for an additional cost of Rs 20 per trader.
Zerodha 60 Days Challenge:
get your complete brokerage refund if you make net profit at the end of 60 days.
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zerodha charges:
1.Trading Account Opening Charges (One Time): Rs 300
2.Demat Account Opening Charges (One Time): Rs 100
3.Trading Annual maintenance charges (AMC): Rs 0
4.Demat Account Annual Maintenance Charges (AMC): Rs 300 per year (payable upfront)
Trading brokerage charges:
1.Equity Delivery Trading Brokerage: Rs 0 (Free Unlimited Equity Delivery Trades)
2.Equity Intraday Trading Brokerage: 0.01% or Rs 20 per trade whichever is lower
3.Equity Future Trading Brokerage: 0.01% or Rs 20 per trade whichever is lower
4.Equity Options Trading Brokerage: 0.01% or Rs 20 per trade whichever is lower (on Turnover)
5.Currency Futures Trading Brokerage: 0.01% or Rs 20 per trade whichever is less
6.Currency Options trading Brokerage: 0.01% or Rs 20 per trade whichever is less
7.Commodity Trading Brokerage: 0.01% or Rs 20 per trade whichever is less
Other Charges (Zerodha Hidden Fees):
1.Call and Trade feature is available at an extra cost of Rs 20 / - per call.
2.Additional charge of Rs 20 per executed order for MIS / BO / CO positions.
3.Digital Contract Notes are sent via Email. Physical copies of contract notes can be ordered at additional charge of Rs 20 / - per contract Courier charges are extra
4.Trade SMS alerts (optional) are charged at Rs 1 for Equity, F & O, and Currency trade alerts and Rs 0.50 for Commodity trade alerts.
5.Instant payment gateway charges for over 22 banks - Rs 9 per fund transfer.
6.DP charges for delivery based equity selling - Rs 8 per transaction
7.Standard NSE charges, transaction charges and statutory levies are charged.
ZERODHA BROKERAGE CHARGES:
Zerodha Charges | EQUITY Delivery | EQUITY Intraday |
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Brokerage | Rs 0 | 0.01% or Rs 20/Trade whichever is lower |
Securities Transaction Tax (STT) | 0.1% on both Buy and Sell | 0.025% on the Sell Side |
Transaction / Turnover Charges | NSE Rs. 25 per crore | BSE Rs. 1 per trade (each side) | NSE Rs. 25 per crore | BSE Rs. 1 per trade (each side) |
Goods and Services Tax (GST) | 18% on (Brokerage + Transaction Charge) | 18% on (Brokerage + Transaction Charge) |
SEBI Charges | Rs 15/Crore | Rs 15/Crore |
Stamp Charges* | State wise | State wise |
Zerodha F&O Brokerage | Futures | Options |
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Brokerage | 0.01% or Rs 20/Trade whichever is lower | 0.01% or Rs 20/Trade whichever is lower |
Securities Transaction Tax (STT) | 0.01% on Sell Side | 0.05% on Sell Side(on Premium) |
Transaction / Turnover Charges | NSE Rs. 210 per crore | BSE Rs. 1 per trade (each side) | NSE Rs. 5300 per crore | BSE Rs. 1 per trade (each side) (on premium) |
Goods and Services Tax (GST) | 18% on (Brokerage + Transaction Charge) | 18% on (Brokerage + Transaction Charge) |
SEBI Charges | Rs 15/Crore | Rs 15/Crore |
Stamp Charges* | State wise | State wise |
Whats new at zerodha?
Jan 2018 - Zerodha reached 7 Lakhs + customers 8% of daily retail trading volumes across NSE, BSE, MCX
Dec 2017 - Kite 3.0 is launched. It offers many new features
Mar 2017 - Launched 'Coin', a Direct Mutual Funds Investment platform.
Zerodha's Membership Information
- Zerodha NSE Member ID:
- Capital Market (CM) - INB231390627
- Future & Options (F&O) - INF231390627
- Currency Derivatives (CDS) - INE231390627
- Zerodha BSE Member ID:
- Capital Market (CM) - INB011390623
- Future & Options (F&O) - INF011390623
- CDSL: IN-DP-CDSL-00278209
- NSDL: IN-DP-NSDL-11496000
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