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Best for: Serious Indian investors funding $10k+ via LRS who want direct US market access.
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Webull reviewMobile-first $0 trading
Reviewed by LetsInvest Research DeskUpdated 17 Sept 2026Pricing verified 17 Sept 2026How we test
Webull offers $0-commission US stock/ETF and equity-options trading in a polished mobile app with extended hours and SIPC + excess coverage. The catch for Indians: opening a US account requires an SSN/ITIN, so direct access from India is limited — most investors are better served by INDmoney or Groww routes.
Best for: Mobile-first traders with a US tax ID.
Sources: official broker pricing pages linked in our verification log. Brokerage is only part of the cost — forex spread, LRS/TCS and US withholding sit on top.
✕ Limited: SSN/ITIN required — limited direct access from India
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Cheapest headline pricing, gated by US onboarding. Great if you have an SSN; otherwise use the India routes on /us-investing.
Indian residents can remit up to $250,000/year under the RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme to fund a US brokerage account. Budget for TCS on remittances above ₹10 lakh, a 0.5–1.5% forex spread, and 25% US dividend withholding on top of the brokerage above.
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Pro-grade global market access
Best for: Serious Indian investors funding $10k+ via LRS who want direct US market access.
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$0 commissions on US stocks, ETFs and equity options. Regulatory and exchange pass-through fees still apply, and index-option exchange fees may be passed through.
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