The competitive intensity has resulted in Zerodha’s market share in active traders coming down from 22 percent in early 2023 to around 16 percent now. However, the company’s market share in terms of c ...

Zerodha may soon introduce charges for equity delivery trades, a service historically free, as regulatory changes significantly impact its core busine ...

The slowdown in market activity has also led to a dip in new account openings, and Zerodha’s share of the NSE’s active client base has seen a downward trend.

The company's Founder and CEO Nithin Kamath also said that Zerodha's revenues and profits took a hit last year due to regulatory actions ...

For the first time in its history, investment tech giant Zerodha is considering charging brokerage fees for equity delivery trades.

Zerodha, Groww and Angel One stare at a massive business pivot and amidst SEBI's crackdown on F&O trading activity ...

Nithin Kamath hints Zerodha may start charging brokerage for equity delivery trades amid regulatory changes and revenue decline.

Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath confirmed that the brokerage has seen its steepest fall in broking revenues — nearly 40% in Q1 FY26 — as new regulations disrupt the Futures and Options (F&O) segment.

Zerodha might begin charging a brokerage fee for equity delivery trades. Notably, it had removed this charge for retail investors in 2015.

In just five years, stock market participation in Bihar has grown by 715 per cent, putting the state among India’s top ten retail investing hubs.

Revenue: Dropped from ₹10,000 crore in FY24 to ₹8,500 crore in FY25 (–15%). Profit: Fell from ₹5,500 crore to ₹4,200 crore. Prediction: FY26 could see revenues crash 40% compared to FY24. Market Share ...

Zerodha warns that regulatory moves, especially a potential ban on weekly options, could force a shift in its brokerage model, including charging for equity delivery trades. Founder Nithin Kamath ...