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ET Money vs Zerodha Coin

Direct MFs with expense analytics Zerodha Coin: Direct mutual funds inside Zerodha

Comparison of ET Money, Zerodha Coin: pricing, ratings and key facts
4.3/ 5
4.4/ 5
Best forData-driven MF investors who want analytics over execution.Existing Zerodha users investing in direct mutual funds.
Portfolio health check✓ Fund report cardsconfirming—
Direct MF plans✓ All AMCs + analyticssource✓ All AMCs, zero commissionsource
SIP / STP / SWP—✓ SIP supported in demat formconfirming
Mutual funds✓ Supported✓ Supported
IPO——
US stocks——
Fees & pricing score4.6/54.8/5
Trading platforms score4.4/54.2/5
Customer support score3.9/53.9/5
Research & education score4.2/53.0/5
Ease of opening score4.5/54.3/5

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4.3/ 5

ET Money wins on insight. Pure executors can use Kuvera or Coin for free.

4.4/ 5

The natural MF home for Zerodha users. Standalone seekers may prefer Kuvera or ET Money.

ET Money: strengths & weaknesses

What we like

  • Best-in-class portfolio analytics
  • Direct plans with tracking tools
  • Expense-manager integration

Watch out for

  • Upsells paid Genius packs
  • Insurance cross-sell noise
  • Stocks not supported

Zerodha Coin: strengths & weaknesses

What we like

  • True direct plans, zero commission
  • Deep AMC coverage
  • Seamless with a Zerodha demat account

Watch out for

  • Requires a Zerodha account
  • Demat-form units (not for everyone)
  • Analytics weaker than ET Money/Kuvera
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