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Zerodha launches US stock investing with access to Tesla, Amazon, Nvidia
Zerodha launches beta US stock and ETF investing on Kite with access to up to 2,000 companies.
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- Zerodha launched US stock and ETF investing in beta mode on its Kite platform.
- The service offers access to up to 2,000 US-listed companies and around 1,000 ETFs.
- Fractional investments start at $1 and Zerodha charges 0.1% brokerage on buy and sell orders.
Why it matters. The launch gives eligible Indian retail investors a way to diversify beyond the domestic market through an existing brokerage account.
Zerodha has launched beta access to US stocks and ETFs through its Kite platform, giving eligible Indian residents access to up to 2,000 US-listed companies and around 1,000 funds with fractional investing from $1. The service supports delivery orders only and charges brokerage, and is routed through BSE-owned India INX Global Access at GIFT City, Gujarat. Zerodha said the facility lets retail investors invest directly in US-listed stocks such as Meta, Amazon, Google and Microsoft through their existing accounts.
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Zerodha launches US stock investing with access to Tesla, Amazon, Nvidia
Discount brokerage Zerodha has launched beta access to US stocks and ETFs through its Kite platform, providing an opportunity for Indian investors looking to diversify beyond the domestic market. Eligible Indian residents can invest in up to 2,000 companies and around 1,000 funds, including Tesla, Amazon, SpaceX, Meta, Micron, Nvidia and AMD. The service supports fractional investing from $1, allowing retail investors to buy portions of expensive US stocks. The platform currently supports delivery orders only and charges brokerage on transactions. Zerodha said the beta launch will help it gather user feedback before a full rollout. The move comes as Indian investors increasingly seek exposure to global technology companies and US-listed assets.
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