I had PayTM Money before and moved to Zerodha some 1.5 years ago.
I opened Paytm Money because name is well known and the trust.
Before opening Zerodha I had lot of concerns, because app name differed like Kite & Coin and I was getting confused. Nevertheless after moving hoping I’ll be here forever.
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Zerodha will improve only when they start providing NEST.EXE else 7 brokers are better than Zerodha for individuals
Its very slow and during peak period on expiry day, it doesn’t work. You keep on logging in and logging out. Sensibull is for persons who want to make 2000 to 3000 per month
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Recently I created a account in Groww and I must say their UI is way better.
I always like to see how much my MFs perform for a specific date when there is a big fall down or surge.
Multiple taps on Groww shows XIRR,day change, overall performance - a very simple yet meaningful feature. Cannot believe how come this is missing in Coin or I am missing something here.
Someone says Coin is bare bone kind of - I totally agree with him.
Some of the features are upcoming and team is working on that - but as we have seen for SWP - it takes forever and when it would be live your enthusiasms will be over.
Sometimes I feel like Zerodha is in a mission of being a lean(est) team to create valuation like Whatsapp with 55 employee and USD 19 billion when FB acquired them. Else whats the problem to create larger team to accommodate these basic features.
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You can see the Portfolio XIRR value on the Coin Dashboard as well as the Portfolio on Web this will be live on the App in the next release.
We have been working on enhancements on Coin and these will be in place soon 
Can I check day change ?
Also I wanted mean multiple taps on amount changes to XIRR/Day Change/Overall Performance. This is a nice feature if you understand my explanation.
" Groww faces ‘FRAUD’ and ‘SCAM’ allegations! Investor says money debited, not invested | Fintech platform clarifies" -
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Classic “troll” mentality - pull the discussion to another direction! Next time please try “wahan hamare jawan lad rahe hain”!!
When did groww become a stock broker? Last, I remember groww was opening trading and demat account for everyone, even if you just wanted to invest in mutual fund. My mom would love groww provided they don’t open trading and demat account (no AMC, no demat charges) she calls it SIP, does not even call it mutual fund. But as far as I know groww uses SOA format does not even use the demat account for MF, then why open demat accounts in the first place.
For an active trader or investor offering them passive investing in form of MF is a good offer but the other way around is a disaster.
What I would like to see how many people are using their demat accounts actively. I can always go and buy a MF from Parag Parikh website directly but they will not be included in the list of stock brokers. These nos don’t really mean anything they are skewed till the time real number of active and passive come out. And MF investors are way more than active traders any day so groww number are just going to go up.
Target market of groww and zerodha, I believe are very different.
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More than the users, number of trades and turnovers at each broker would be a number to visualise performance of brokers . Pretty sure zerodha might’ve outperformed among all of them by big margin.
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Its obvious that , as the Zerodha grown old , they are lagging in many thing , for example , its takes too much time to log on to the trading account , loading the charts takes too much time , some times it does not change TF i f you try to change the same ,in Holdings price updation is very slow , i compared with mStock for log on process time there also Zerodha lagging , remember the good old days of Kite2 , Only the Trust on Zerodha remains the same 
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Another “troll” reply - give some feed back and these people come back with “wahan siachin mein hamare jawan ladh rahe hain” !!
This is active clients. People who’ve done a trade in the last one year. Doesn’t count if groww just opens an account in their name and they don’t trade.
Actually there is no need to compare groww and zerodha , groww stands nowhere near to zerodha. its not about number of clients… its about who are they and how much they are involved in trading. i have seen that many collage students(who don’t have own income for trading) and people who don’t know much about trading are opening groww accounts for there referral or cashback offers.
personally am using zerodha from 5 years( i have checked other brokers also), zerodha platform, back office and support is too good and i think there are many updates coming…
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No, its two years now, it does not only have to be a trade it can be a purchase of MF also, even a change in account details will be considered as active user. Point no 6 also states that any client that was termed as an inactive based on earlier policy would also be considered are active. Based on this then even opening a new account you will remain active for period of two years.
The latest circular by nse for this
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I said many not everyone.
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Thanks for the link to the new circular.
The fact that MF investors are included is even better. They are investors using the app too.
I think Groww is also going there slowly. Since thats where most of the money is. Most of my friends use Groww. I recommend Kite/Dhan to everyone but Groww has become the default word of mouth app now for college students since it has 0 AMC or account opening charges. Easy to just open and start investing in MFs.
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I agree with the core idea here. In the long run, the strength of any business really comes down to the quality of the product and how well it keeps evolving. If the product genuinely solves a problem, growth tends to follow naturally without needing aggressive marketing.
At the same time, there’s always a balance to strike. Relying only on product-led growth can limit reach, while heavy spending on advertising can sometimes dilute the original philosophy or user trust. The key challenge is finding a middle ground where growth doesn’t compromise the principles that built the product in the first place.
In the end, there’s no fixed right answer—it depends on how strongly a company wants to stay product-driven versus growth-driven. Time and execution usually decide which approach works better in practice.
why my reply is flag ?