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US investing from India

Indian residents can remit up to $250,000/year under the RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) to buy US stocks and ETFs.

The catch is cost stacking: TCS up to 20% above ₹10 lakh, forex spreads of 0.5–1.5%, 25% US dividend withholding, and Indian capital-gains tax. Brokerage is no longer the $0 headline it once was — Indian-app routes now charge a small percentage — so the reviews below carry verified USD pricing to compare the full stack.

New · October 2026

US stocks now sit inside Indian broker apps

About 2,000 US stocks and 1,000 ETFs now sit inside Kite, with fractional buying and 0.10% brokerage capped at $10 an order. LRS, 20% TCS above ₹10 lakh and Indian tax still apply. Zerodha US investing: fees, taxes and how to enable it →

Groww’s US route is live again through Groww IFSC at GIFT City, with Alpaca as the US broking partner: fractional shares from $1, 0.10% brokerage or $1 an order, and no account-opening or AMC fee. Groww US stocks: fees, taxes and how to start →

Open a US account from India

These two onboard Indian residents directly via LRS funding.

Invest via Indian apps

INR funding, no US paperwork — US stocks through domestic brokers and their global partners.

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Groww

Beginner-friendly investing super-app

4.5/ 5

Live via Groww IFSC (GIFT City): thousands of US stocks and ETFs, fractional from $1, ₹0 account opening and AMC

Best for: Beginners and mutual-fund investors who want one simple app for everything.

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Routes verified against official pages Sep–Oct 2026. Groww’s earlier US offering was discontinued in Sep 2024; it is live again through Groww IFSC at GIFT City, with Alpaca as the US broking partner.

Beyond US-only: INDmoney also lists LSE-traded Global UCITS ETFs (MSCI World / ACWI / All-World plus themes) — one-ticket worldwide equity exposure. LRS, TCS and forex costs still apply, and the funds stay US-heavy, so check overlap first. INDmoney review: pros, cons & should-you-invest →

Benchmarks & limited access

Priced for reference — Fidelity doesn't onboard non-residents, Webull needs a US tax ID.