They charge it but not AMC lol.
Zerodha has AMC but no delivery charges. The same thing
Bro, I am not defending Zerodha. But AMC is Rs 300, that’s the cost of 15 trades. Don’t argue for the sake of arguing…
Hi, this is the decision of smallcase. We don’t really decide the pricing here.
That’s what Tqna is for 
We have made Sensibull free and are working on closer integration between Kite and Sensibull. You will see more tools in Kite in the coming months. In case you missed it, Sensibull just keeps getting better and better. Here is the latest update:
If you have specific requests about the “options tools” I’d love to hear.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
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Even just the consolidated holdings of Kite + Coin.
When I click Analytics on the portfolio tab in the kite app, it runs in the console and shows the aggregated holdings in a mobile browser as a view. There is no “in-app” view to see consolidated entries only with zerodha…
PS: Dhan not only has a unified view in the app for ETFs, MFs and stocks… It also has a unified view across platforms… Zerodha is way behind with these feature implementations because you save costs by not expanding pools
They have stated that it is trivial in the past. But equity delivery is free only because of AMC.
Ok cool, thanks for the clarification!
I compared the similarities, I wasn’t saying that Zerodha is lacking 
Yes, Sensibull has a lot of useful features and data, but the whole app is a web view and that’s really visible when you use the app, how it loads and stuff. Understand that there is really nothing you can do about it.
Makes sense. We do this along with some of the portfolio analytics in Kite.
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Has the team considered allowing users to vote on features? It can happen in this very forum.
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Here is the lecture I mentioned!
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When doing integrations it is good to use other technology to increase speed. My question is at what cost do these integrations come in terms of sharing user data / identifiers and so on? Will I get more and more spam even though I don’t want embeds? How secure is my data?
I disagreed. This is the biggest lie Zerodha can tell.
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Thursday’s last sip is still in progress and today’s sip is being activated.
This is where the real problem lies, as a consumer has no way of telling what exactly is going on behind the scenes. I’m fine with SIP delays (compromises) as it’s for the long term, and some random day I’ll get a message saying there’s a delay, current navigation, etc.
I understand that many parties are involved, the flow is quiet sequential, but the delay and missing date sip and long state in progress.
STP/SIP has been in the queue for years and suddenly some regulation brings things back to square one.
There was a day when TRAI introduced MNP mobile number portability which made players disappear who could not compete, it will just be a matter of Inter portability of Broker service by SEBI which will put a dent in Zerodha.
Don’t take my comment otherwise but as a consumer I have had a love-hate relationship with zerodha for years 
@Neelesh can you check if something happened here
Imagine 2012. I could use similar argument to favor the then incumbents (icici securities/hdfc etc) over newcomer zerodha trying to attract customers with 20 rs brokerage. Let me try.
“Apart from that, it’s a matter of preference whether someone offers for free or not. I don’t prefer so called discount brokers like zerodha for my investments. When the product is almost free, we become the product 99% of the time
Just because they have incentivized merchants with 20 rs/order doesn’t mean it’s good for you. You will trade more and lose more whereas with the current leaders (icici/hdfc) you pay 1-2% per trade and hence trade/invest only when necessary.
It’s sad to see the mentality of wanting to get everything for free. But I guess it’s an individual choice. to each their own, This is not just in this industry, it seems they want a lot of things for free now and even their politicians offer that, free electricity, travel etc. nothing comes for free in this world unfortunately. So stay away from these newbie brokers like zerodha (they may disappear with your money) and stick with established names like HDFC/Icici Securities”
Nokia and Blackberry laughed at Android in 2008 and said it would never work. Icici and Hdfc Securities laughed at Zerodha and said this would never work.
The sitting president never sees anyone as a real threat until it’s too late.
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I started with ICICI Direct and then Zerodha and Groww
Using Zerodha as primary and Groww as secondary service. Planning to close Icici Direct account soon.
Why I kept Groww as secondary service is Zerodha customer support team has deep knowledge , while groww customer support has very less knowledge about their app or trading FAQ.
