Top 5 brokers

                                                          Top 5 brokers 

This article will discuss the top five brokers by which you can trade or buy and sell stocks and shares.

There are two types of brokers and the first one is a full-service broker, and the second is a Discount Broker.

In a Full-service broker, you will have all the facilities such as the calling option to buy or sell shares or stocks; you will get recommendations from experts to buy better stocks and shares. And much more facilities, But in Discount Broker you will not be called by experts to buy or sell. And you will not get an option for recommendations by anyone; You will have to do all the work by yourself.

So here we talk about some of the best brokers, both Full service and discount Brokers,

 

1. Zerodha

                                     

 Zerodha was established on 15 August 2010 by two brothers Nithin Kamath and Nikhil Kamath.

At present, Zerodha has more than 3,602,074 active users, which are the highest among all the other brokers. 

Zerodha offers delivery in trade-in equity which is free of cost. For intraday trade, irrespective of trade size, Zerodha charges a flat 20 rupee or 0.003 percent, whichever is lower per successfully executed trade. It is the same for all the segments such as NSE, BSE, MCX, NCDEX, and currency. You can also invest in a mutual fund. Zerodha gives you to invest in mutual funds in SIP(systematic investing plan) or lump sum.

Zerodha has also won an award from BSC in 2014 and 2015 and many more.

Zerodha has an overall rating of 9.5 out of 10.

 

2. Upstox

                               

 Upstox is the second-best broker in which you can trade, buy, sell, do sip in mutual funds, etc.

It was founded in 2010 by Ravi Kumar and Shrini Viswanath. The headquarters of upstox is in New Delhi.

At present, up stix has more than 2,141,095 clients.

Upstox also offers delivery in trade-in equity free of cost, and for intraday trade, irrespective of trade size, Zerodha charges a flat 20 rupee 0.005 percent, whichever is higher.

You can open a free Demat account in upstox. Upstox also gives offers at regular intervals such as a free Demat account, no AMC ( annual maintenance charges), Refer and earn up to 600 rupees.

Upstox has an overall rating of 9 out of 10.

 

3. ICICI direct                     

                                             

ICICI offers equity, commodity, BSC, NSE, MCX, currency, and many more.

ICICI also offers to invest in mutual funds, bonds, IPO, fixed deposit, NCD, etc.

ICICI direct is famous for 3 in 1 accounts, includes ICICI bank account, ICICI trading account, and Demat account.

It also offers a Neo plan in which you trade the future for free, a Flat 20 rupee, and 0.055 percent for equity delivery.

You can get funds within 30 minutes of selling stocks and shares.

ICICi direct has a rating of 8.5 out of 10.

 

4. Angel Broking

                                           

Angel Broking was incorporated in 1983, and it is one of the biggest full-service brokers.

It charges zero rupees for equity delivery.

 

For equity intraday, it charges a flat 20 rupee or 0.25 percent, whichever is lower.

For F and O and Equity, it charges a flat 20 rupee or 0.25 percent, whichever is lower. 

And for currency and commodity and F and O, it charges the same as above that is flat 20 rupee or 0.25 percent, whichever is lower.

Angel broking has a rating of 8 out of 10.

 

5. HDFC Securities.

Another option for brokers is

5paisa

Groww

Sharekhan

SBI Securities

AxisDirect

Motilal Oswal.

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