Groww, a seven-year-old financial services platform, usurped Bengaluru-headquartered Zerodha to become the largest brokerage in India in terms of the number of active investors. An active ...

The likes of Groww, Zerodha, Angel One and others have seen unprecedented growth in the past couple of years, adding millions of active investors to their platforms. But this good run has seen two ...

Billionbrains Garage Ventures, the parent company of India’s leading retail stockbroker and trading platform Groww, has appointed five investment banks to lead its upcoming USD 1 billion-plus initial ...

With No.2 player Zerodha continuing to lose market share, Tiger Global-backed financial services firm Groww now controls 25.1 ...

It had 13.2 million active users in December, compared with closest rival Zerodha’s 8.1 million users, according to National Stock Exchange data. Groww is adding between 325,000 to 550,000 new u ...

Stock trading platform Dhan is negotiating with ChrysCapital for funding that could increase its valuation to over $1 billion ...

Indian Stock Markets: Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India Ltd will see investments by Billionbrains Garage Ventures ( parent company of Groww), Zerodha’s Kamath brothers Fund Rainmatter ...

In terms of active users, the platform maintained fourth position with 2.89 million active users (as on December 2024) and a ...

This move comes as regulatory changes affect the derivatives trading space, impacting revenues of brokers like Groww and its competitor, Zerodha.

Groww surpassed its rival Zerodha last year in terms of number of active investors. Groww added more than 50 lakh users till November 2024, more than double the number it had signed up last year.

Groww, which is among the leading full-stack financial services firm in India, surpassed its rival Zerodha last year in terms of number of active investors.Groww added more than 50 lakh users till ...

The company — which competes with startups such as Zerodha, Groww and Upstox — reported a third-quarter profit that rose 8% to 2.81 billion Indian rupees ($32.4 million) from a year earlier.