Indian brokerages open doors to US stock investing, Zerodha, Angel & Groww
In a significant development for Indian retail investors, leading discount brokers like Zerodha, Groww, and Angel One are now providing direct access to invest in US stocks and ETFs. This move opens up global investment opportunities, allowing investors to participate in international market trends and diversify their portfolios beyond domestic Indian equity. Groww is offering access to over 10,000 US stocks and ETFs, complete with fractional shares, simplifying global investing within its app. Zerodha provides access to 2,000 US stocks and about 1,000 ETFs, also featuring fractional investing starting from just $1, with a brokerage cap of $10 per order. Angel One is enabling investments in US stocks and ETFs with fractional share options, offering zero brokerage until December 2026, thereafter charging 0.1% per trade. This initiative, falling under Lumic's 'Fin Shorts' category, empowers Indian investors with a wider array of investment choices, including exposure to global tech giants potentially benefiting from AI advancements, making international markets more accessible than ever.
In a significant development for Indian retail investors, leading discount brokers like Zerodha, Groww, and Angel One are now providing direct access to invest in US stocks and ETFs. This move opens up global investment opportunities, allowing investors to participate in international market trends and diversify their portfolios beyond domestic Indian equity. Groww is offering access to over 10,000 US stocks and ETFs, complete with fractional shares, simplifying global investing within its app. Zerodha provides access to 2,000 US stocks and about 1,000 ETFs, also featuring fractional investing starting from just $1, with a brokerage cap of $10 per order. Angel One is enabling investments in US stocks and ETFs with fractional share options, offering zero brokerage until December 2026, thereafter charging 0.1% per trade. This initiative, falling under Lumic's 'Fin Shorts' category, empowers Indian investors with a wider array of investment choices, including exposure to global tech giants potentially benefiting from AI advancements, making international markets more accessible than ever.
