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“How Zerodha disrupted stock broking industry ” Disruption Diaries #1 Zerodha was founded by two brothers Nithin and Nikhil Kamath in 2010.Nikhil began his career as a trader at a young age,he faced high brokerage fees,complex processes,outdated tr

heay I want to open an stock broking company in india. so according to research only 10% of people invest in stock Market in india because of lack of funds so my idea is to give some funding and guide him by the top analysts where to invest after gen

Let's talk about one of my favourite Person and also An Entrepreneur. None other than one of the Kamath brother's, Sir.Nikhil Kamath. Brothers who bought stock market on smartphones. I love listening to Sir.Nikhil Kamath, the way his thinking, the

The Story of Zerodha: A Startup That Changed India's Stock Market In 2010, two brothers from Bangalore, Nithin and Nikhil Kamath, saw a major problem in India's stock trading industry. Brokerage firms were charging high fees, making stock trading ex

AGI is on pause. Everyone's building app builders now. Anthropic just announced that you can build, host, and share AI apps directly inside Claude. No backend, no infra, no deployment pipeline. Just prompt → app. It’s not just Claude. OpenAI has GP

As of 2025 the market share of the top 10 stock brokerage firms in India, based on their active clients. All top 4 are Startups 🚀⭐⭐ 1. Groww Invest Tech Private Limited: Approximately 25.09% market share with 11,461,063 active clients. 2. Zerodh

Nvidia Isn’t Just Winning—It’s Redefining the Game What if I told you the most important company in the world right now might not be Apple, Amazon, or Google—but Nvidia? Once a niche GPU maker for gamers, Nvidia has now become the oxygen for AI. Fr

Growth Marketing Strategies That Made Zerodha a Fintech Giant Zerodha didn’t just disrupt the brokerage industry—it rewrote the rules on how to build a brand with zero paid marketing. 🔥 1. Word-of-Mouth > Paid Ads ✔ No aggressive promotions. No fl

They say “Don’t step on every stone — you’ll slip eventually.” We’re told to specialize early, master one thing, and stick to our lane. But here’s the other side of that story — being a jack of all trades can be a superpower, especially in the early