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Zerodha vs Groww – Compare Charges, Brokerage, DP, Squre-off, Equity and F&O

Groww and Zerodha have similar overall brokerage models, but there are significant differences: Groww charges brokerage on equity delivery, while Zerodha does not, and their exact rates for other segments also differ. Below is a comparison of their updated charges for 2025.

Brokerage and Other Key Charges

Segment  

Zerodha  

Groww  

Account Opening (Equity)  

₹0  

₹0  

Demat Account AMC  

Up to ₹300 yearly (based on holding value)  

₹0  

Equity Delivery  

₹0  

0.1% or ₹20, whichever is lower, min ₹5 per order  

Equity Intraday  

0.03% or ₹20/order, whichever is lower  

0.1% or ₹20/order, whichever is lower, min ₹5/order  

Equity Futures  

0.03% or ₹20/order, whichever is lower  

₹20 per executed order  

Equity Options  

₹20 per executed order  

₹20 per executed order  

DP (demat withdrawal)  

₹15.34 per scrip per day  

₹20 per sell transaction (₹0 if value < ₹100)  

Auto Square-off  

₹50 per executed order  

₹50 per position  

Important Differences

  • Equity Delivery: Zerodha offers free equity delivery, while Groww charges up to ₹20 or 0.1% (min ₹5) per order for delivery trades.
  • Intraday and F&O: Both charge up to ₹20 per order, but Zerodha has a lower percent-based cap (0.03% vs 0.1% for Groww), making it cheaper for larger trades.
  • DP Charges: Groww charges ₹20 per sell transaction (with a waiver for sales below ₹100), and Zerodha charges ₹15.34 per scrip per day.
  • Demat AMC: Zerodha may charge up to ₹300 annually for demat accounts with large holdings; Groww does not charge AMC.
  • Margin and Leverage: Both provide up to 5x leverage for intraday trades; F&O margin is based on exchange requirements.

Statutory and Transaction Fees

Both brokers levy standard government taxes, SEBI, GST, and exchange-based charges. There is no significant difference in these statutory costs between the two platforms.  
In summary, Zerodha is generally more cost-effective for equity delivery Rs 0, while both platforms are similarly priced for intraday and derivatives trading, except for minor differences in percent-based caps and DP/AMC charges.

 

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