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The Zerodha Story: Revolutionizing Finance, One Trade at a Time A Brave Start The two brothers, Nithin Kamath and Nikhil Kamath, founded Zerodha in 2010 with a mission to democratize trading for every Indian and disrupt the traditional brokerage business. Which sets off this ambitious startup going from nowhere to revolutionizing India's financial markets, making it accessible, affordable, and transparent, changing the game for stock trading. Starting as a bootstrapped venture, India's largest brokerage firm by trading volume would be born. Innovating with Technology Technology has remained at the very core of Zerodha's success. It was the first exchange to offer the zero-commission model, which spelled the end of the huge brokerage fees that retail traders hitherto faced. More than anything, its 'Kite' trading interface is a people's favourite by virtue of its seamless interface and has attracted millions of users across all four corners of the country. Zerodha did not stop at that simplicity either; it introduced more initiatives like "Varsity," an educational portal for improving financial literacy. Built on Trust and Transparency What was different about the philosophy of Zerodha was its approach to transparency. Classic brokerages have made money off-book and had a conflict of interest. Zerodha, however, built the company on ethics and openness. It could create an ecosystem where the interests of the company and its users were also aligned, which led to the firm gaining confidence and loyalty and making it a household name for Indian trading. The legacy of disruption Zerodha represents a story of bold vision, relentless innovation and keeping abreast of value. As the brothers take the fintech space forward in India, they have shown millions of Indians how disruption can be good for going forward. #Zerodha #FintechRevolution #FinancialInnovation #TradingForAll #DisruptingFinance #Entrepreneurship #StartupSuccess #BootstrappedBusiness Zerodha E-Cell, IIT Bombay

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