Zerodha Coin
Direct mutual funds inside Zerodha
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Tickertape review
7,000+ US stocks via GIFT City route
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Overview
Tickertape — best known for stock screening — also offers US investing: 7,000+ US stocks and ETFs from $1 (about Rs.90) through the RBI-compliant GIFT City route, inside the app investors already use for research.
Who is it for? Tickertape research users adding US exposure without a second app.
What you can invest in
- US stocksFrom $1 (~Rs.90), 7,000+ US stocks & ETFs (GIFT City route)
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Features
investing
- US stocks✓ · From $1 (~Rs.90), 7,000+ US stocks & ETFs (GIFT City route)
Support & company
Customer support
Support channels not yet listed — check the broker's contact page.
Company facts
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Pros & cons
What we like
- Research + US investing in one app
- Low $1 starting point via GIFT City route
Watch out for
- Newer offering — track record shorter than specialists
- Forex + TCS costs still apply on funding
Handy if you already screen on Tickertape; specialists offer deeper US tooling.
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