As per NSE data, the total number of active demat accounts stood at 4.92 crore. This growth was largely led by two digital ...

Retail Investors Boom: India’s capital markets saw a major jump in retail participation during FY25, with more than 84 lakh new active demat accounts added on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) — a ...

These two digital brokerages added 48.6 lakh new accounts—more than 57 per cent of all net additions to the NSE pool in ...

India's capital markets witnessed remarkable retail participation in FY25, with over 84 lakh new active demat accounts added ...

Apart from these, Zerodha added 5.8 lakh new accounts in FY25, accounting nearly 7% to NSE's overall growth. It held a market ...

A self-made billionaire known for his unconventional thinking and sharp insights, Kamath’s bookshelf is anything but ordinary.

Kamath said that if he were starting out in 2025, he wouldn’t launch Zerodha as it is. Instead, he would explore a different ...

The Bengaluru-based entrepreneur elaborated on his views in a post shared on X (formerly Twitter), where he included a ...

In response to a user's question, Nithin Kamath explained that the crowded brokerage market won't allow his company to survive.

Nithin Kamath, has said that he would not have started Zerodha in 2025. Taking to X, Mr Kamath said that he was recently ...

Since its inception around 15 years ago in 2010, Zerodha has become one of the most preferred stock broking platform for ...

Zerodha, founded in August 2010 by Nithin and his brother Nikhil Kamath, revolutionised stock trading in India by offering low-cost, technology-driven brokerage services.