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Dhan vs Upstox
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✓ Differences only4.4/ 5 | 4.3/ 5 | |
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| Best for | Active F&O and intraday traders who live in charts. | Mobile-first traders and developers who use trading APIs. |
| Annual maintenance (AMC) | ₹0 lifetime | ₹0 first year, then ₹300/year |
| Equity delivery | ₹0 | ₹20 per order |
| Intraday | ₹20 or 0.03% per order | ₹20 or 0.1% per order |
| Futures | ₹20 per order | ₹20 or 0.05% per order |
| Fees & pricing score | 4.5/5 ★ | 4.4/5 |
| Trading platforms score | 4.7/5 ★ | 4.3/5 |
| Customer support score | 3.8/5 ★ | 3.7/5 |
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4.4/ 5
Dhan is the most trader-polished newcomer. Long-term buy-and-hold investors lose nothing by staying with Zerodha/Groww.
What we like
- Excellent options-trading and charting UX
- Free account opening, zero AMC positioning
- Trader-first feature velocity
- Clean modern interface
Watch out for
- Young broker — shorter track record
- No US stocks or advisory
- Mutual-fund experience is secondary
4.3/ 5
Upstox is a solid low-cost alternative to the big two, especially for API users. Confirm current AMC and plan details before opening an account.
What we like
- Free account opening
- Fast Pro web + mobile platforms
- Good API for algo traders
- Competitive flat pricing
Watch out for
- AMC and platform nuances change often — verify
- Support quality is inconsistent
- Margin-trading funding costs add up
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