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Angel One vs Zerodha vs Groww

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Comparison of Angel One, Zerodha, Groww: pricing, ratings and key facts
4.2/ 5
4.6/ 5
4.5/ 5
Best forInvestors who want occasional research input without full-service brokerage rates.Cost-conscious DIY investors who mainly buy-and-hold stocks or trade F&O occasionally.Beginners and mutual-fund investors who want one simple app for everything.
Account opening₹0 (free)source₹0 (free)source₹0 (free)source
Annual maintenance (AMC)₹0 first year, then ₹240/yearsource₹0 first year, then ₹300/yearsource₹0source
Equity delivery₹0 first 30 days, then ₹20 or 0.1%source₹0source₹20 or 0.1% per ordersource
Intraday₹20 or 0.1% per ordersource₹20 or 0.03% per ordersource₹20 or 0.1% per ordersource
Options₹20 per ordersource₹20 per ordersource₹20 per ordersource
Futures₹20 per ordersource₹20 or 0.03% per ordersource₹20 per ordersource
Research & advisory✓ ARQ + analyst recommendationsconfirming——
Trading API✓ SmartAPI availablesource——
IPO investing✓ UPI-based IPO applicationssource—✓ UPI-based IPO applicationssource
Mobile app✓ Angel One appsource✓ Kite (Android + iOS)source✓ Groww (Android + iOS)source
Charting—✓ ChartIQ + TradingViewsource—
Web platform—✓ Kite Websource✓ Groww Websource
Customer support—✓ Ticket + call-and-tradesource✓ Help center + in-app chat + email (support@groww.in) + phone 9108800000source
US stocks—✓ Beta on Kite web: ~2,000 stocks, ~1,000 ETFs, fractional, 0.10% brokerage (max $10)source✓ Live via Groww IFSC (GIFT City): thousands of US stocks and ETFs, fractional from $1, ₹0 account opening and AMCsource
Mutual funds✓ Supported✓ Supported✓ Supported
IPO✓ Supported✓ Supported✓ Supported
US stocks—✓ Supported✓ Supported
Fees & pricing score4.2/54.8/54.3/5
Trading platforms score4.0/54.7/54.4/5
Customer support score4.1/53.9/54.0/5
Research & education score4.3/53.5/53.2/5
Ease of opening score4.3/54.2/54.9/5

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4.2/ 5

Angel One suits investors who value research access. Pure DIY traders may find Zerodha or Dhan cleaner.

What we like

  • Research and advisory alongside low pricing
  • Strong presence in smaller cities
  • IPO + mutual funds in one app
  • Free account opening offers

Watch out for

  • Platform feels cluttered to minimalists
  • Advisory upsells can annoy DIY investors
  • Pricing plans need careful reading
4.6/ 5

Zerodha remains the benchmark discount broker: unbeatable for delivery investors, transparent flat pricing for traders. Beginners wanting hand-holding may prefer a full-service app.

What we like

  • ₹0 equity delivery brokerage
  • Simple flat ₹20 intraday/F&O pricing
  • Mature Kite web + mobile platform
  • Strong Varsity investor-education library
  • Free account opening

Watch out for

  • ₹300/year AMC after free first year
  • No research-advisory for beginners
  • Support can be slow on volatile days
4.5/ 5

Groww is the easiest on-ramp to Indian investing. Active high-volume traders should compare per-order costs with Zerodha before switching.

What we like

  • Easiest onboarding for first-time investors
  • Stocks, MFs and IPOs in one app
  • Clean, modern mobile experience
  • Free account opening

Watch out for

  • Flat per-order pricing adds up for small trades
  • Limited advanced charting vs Kite/TradingView depth
  • Research content is basic
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