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What is the revenue model for brokerage apps? Like Groww, Zerodha etc.

Is it possible to launch a brokerage firm and outperform zerodha and groww with sufficient funding? If yes, why will traders shift platform from zerodha to us?

“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Nikhil Kamath in 2010.Nikhil began his career as a trader at a young age,he faced high brokerage fees,complex processes,outdated tr

It's very overwhelming to see the Startups are dominating in the brokerage industry 🚀 This is why we are seeing brokerage apps are rice in tech.and best UI.. 1️⃣ Groww – 12.8 million clients 2️⃣ Zerodha – 8.1 million clients 3️⃣ Angel One – 7.6 m

Jio and BlackRock are not just stopping at launching mutual funds they are stepping into the stockbroking game too this is actually good news. If they come in with competitive offerings it could force other brokers to cut down their fees more competi

• Yesterday I already Said that There will be a Joint venture between Jio and BlackRock , Now it's confirm and official news . • This Joint Venture will be partnered at 50:50 Ownership and most focused on Stock Broking, Asset Management and I don't

The Rise of Fintech in Bangalore: Trends and Opportunities * Trends: Mobile payments, digital lending, insurtech, blockchain, wealth management, regulatory sandbox. * Opportunities: Financial inclusion, increased access to credit, personalized fina

Wooh 🤯, This is interesting one ! • BlackRock Assets Value hits record value of $ 10.5 Trillion in Q1 2024 , 36% growth in Profits . • Now they are 1/3 the GDP of United States Of America and they are dominating Investing Markets followed by Van

Let’s rate some discount brokers today — just for fun. Over the years, I’ve opened and used accounts with pretty much all the major discount brokers out there Groww, Zerodha, Dhan, Fyers, and a few others. Some of them really impressed me, others w

Zerodha: The Startup that changed how Indians trade 📈 Back in 2010, stock trading in India was expensive, complicated, and out of reach for most middle-class Indians. Nithin Kamath, who was a trader, experienced these challenges firsthand. Along wi