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Advantages of Zero Brokerage Trading

Advantages of Zero Brokerage Trading

Zero brokerage is the latest buzz-word in the world of stock market trading. The traditional fixed fee brokerage and flat brokerage models are making way for zero brokerage trading which involves paying zero brokerage on all your trades. While zero brokerage is a huge advantage in itself, there are other advantages of the zero brokerage trading model. Let’s take a look at the core advantages of zero brokerage trading.

Advantages of Zero Brokerage Trading

  • With zero brokerage trading account, you need not worry about the size and volume of the trade as the brokerage charged is zero, irrespective of your trade size.
  • A major benefit of zero brokerage trading is that your take-home profit increases as the brokerage payable becomes zero. An added advantage is that your break-even point is lower.
  • In addition to zero brokerage, m.Stock also charges zero subscription on Margin Trading Facility, eMargin.
  • With a zero brokerage account, like in the case of other brokerage accounts, you can invest in all the major exchanges in India.
  • If you opt for such an account, you will not be hounded by relationship managers to increase your trading volume.
  • If you wish to open and operate a zero brokerage trading account, the entire process is seamless, fast, and hassle-free. Leading zero brokerage platforms like m.Stock, ensures smooth account opening and virtual onboarding in a matter of just a few minutes.
  • The zero brokerage trading account offered by m.Stock, makes any fund transfer, either to or from your account, quick and seamless.

Frequently Asked Questions

In the case of standard Demat accounts, a flat fee typically in the range of 0.05% to 0.5% is levied on the total transaction volume as brokerage. In contrast, in a zero brokerage trading account, brokers or brokerage firms do not charge any brokerage fees, or transaction fees, on trading undertaken in the stock market.

A discount broker charges discounted brokerage, which in the context of Indian brokerage sector, is Rs. 20 per trade. However, unlike full-service brokers, discount brokers do not provide research or trading / investment advisory.

When you, as an investor, use a Zero brokerage trading account, you do not have to worry about the size and volume of your trade transactions. You save money on each trade executed and can increase your profit margin owing to a much lesser break-even point.

Yes, m.Stock does offer you the option of choosing a lifetime Zero Brokerage Trading account, which gives you the privilege to trade infinitely across products for life without paying any brokerage.

Some of the benefits of opening a Zero Brokerage Trading account with m.Stock includes:

  • Zero brokerage for life across all products
  • Lowest interest rate, starting at 7.99% on MTF (eMargin)
  • Benefit from 25 years of global and 16 years of Indian experience
  • Quick 5-minute onboarding process
  • One-click order placement

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