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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

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

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

Recently Ankur Warikoo mentioned something that actually feels quite true the younger generation does not really want to use Zerodha anymore In a way it makes sense zerodha platform looks very plain and overly professional It works well no doubt but

Tracking Groww Share Price Hey fellow investors 👋 If you’re following Groww’s share price—whether in the unlisted market or keeping an eye on a potential IPO listing—I highly recommend subscribing to their Daily and Weekly Digest updates. 📈 I rec

The Flipkart Mafia has given us some of the most exciting startups in India, and these founders are changing the game in their own industries. Here are four super cool companies that came out of this powerhouse: 1. Cult.fit – Where Fitness is Fun W

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

Zerodha, Groww, Angel One Bleed Users: What’s Behind the Sudden Exodus? June 2025 came with a surprise. Three of India’s biggest stock market apps Zerodha, Groww, and Angel One suddenly started losing users. And not just a few we are talking about

At Gigaversity, we recently transformed our internal service communication model by moving from REST polling to an event-driven architecture. The goal? Better scalability, faster response times, and reduced system load. 🔄 Traditionally, our microse

Groww is going public at a valuation of $9B. The company started in 2017 as a mutual fund platform, and ventured into broking only by 2020. But why? After all, Zerodha launched in 2010. And by 2020, Zerodha was already a ₹1,093Cr revenue company wit