Thanks for sharing your experience. I saw that the similar issue affected lot of traders and they were really upset about their losses.
Even I face some random bugs while placing orders and sometime those bugs result into double order executions. Not just that, sometimes I am not able to place limit orders as the price part of the order window simply freezes (other parts work fine), and I have to close the window and open it again. This is very inconvenient while doing day trading and sometime I do miss a trade because of these bugs.
My budget is not big as I am trying to increase my trading capital gradually. Till now, I am in a learning phase and using limited amount to learn every single day. I am not ready to increase my capital and trading as well.
Icici direct & hdfc are quite costly for me. And, as far as I know webull is not for India, correct? I did some research on fyers and they are looking good as a day trading alternative. Their systems, chart options and software are looking better in terms of faster trading.
Have you ever considered fyers? If yes, then kindly share your thoughts.
I read some details of this plan. By “Zero Brokerage on Intraday trades” they meant, no charges if you are not using MIS orders. As far as I understand, they will not charge if you are not using any leverage. I think almost 90% of intraday traders (equity mostly) use leverage. So, practically the “Zero Brokerage” is a smart marketing by Kotak.
You bring up some really valid points! Traditional brokers are definitely shifting towards discount models, and it’s exciting to see so many startups in the broking space. As for Zerodha, they’ve built a solid reputation, and with their low-cost model, they have a strong base. However, the competition from new players like GROWW and Paytm is definitely going to challenge them. I think Zerodha’s focus on innovation, like their new investment products and educational resources, could help them stay ahead. As for SEBI, I believe they’re looking to increase competition in the market while making sure client funds are protected. New regulations are probably on the way to safeguard investor interests.