God save all zerodha customer. If ceo not willing to accepting and listening even after detail example, who can understnd
Either Nithin Sir didn’t read my post or chose to ignore it completely.
The issue raised is not about security of sites using kite login.
The issue is trivialization of the login account.
Criminal people may use it to trick the clients in divulging their credentials.
Then change bank account and withdraw all money.
Zerodha will be in great trouble for peoples foolishness
I was away over the last 24 hours, and this topic has snowballed, indicating its seriousness 
However, we need to accept a few points:
- @nithin - Thanks for sharing the rainmatter link which tells that you are funding a few startups in exchange of their equity. However, it is NOT correct on your part to fully or partially enable login authentication through customers’ money/trading-related portal to such separate entities. I am no expert in regulations, but common sense tells that in all possibilities this common login authentication may NOT be allowed by SEBI.
Other established brokers, like ICICIDirect also offer many services, but they have 3 completely different login/password for their services - one for trading account, one for demat account and one for banking account, despite all of them integrated. Here, you mixing up everything for your funded business promotion - not good!
I trust your initial reply where you mention “get your point.” And hope that we will not see more login authentications in future.
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@maddy_Des, @RSOptions and rest of the guys - good discussion so far
It is often difficult for industry leading firms to admit a few things (right or wrong) for obvious reasons - let’s give them that liberty.
That’s possibly the reason we are not seeing anyone answering the core question even though clear examples are mentioned, and they “chose to ignore it completely”
Let’s hope that we don’t get to see more common login requests through kite in future for their separate businesses and their promotions.