Zerodha
India's largest discount broker — Kite and Coin.
Rating
4.5/5
- Zero brokerage on equity delivery
- Flat ₹20 per order on intraday and F&O
- Kite trading platform (web + mobile)
- Console for taxes, holdings and P&L
- Users
- 1.6 crore+
- Founded
- 2010
Compare India's top brokers for IPO applications — fees, features, pros and cons.
India's largest discount broker — Kite and Coin.
Rating
4.5/5
Fast UPI IPO applications backed by Tiger Global.
Rating
4.2/5
Full-service discount hybrid with the Angel One Super App.
Rating
4.1/5
Beginner-friendly discount broker with lifetime zero AMC.
Rating
4.3/5
IIFL-backed listed discount broker with flat ₹20 pricing.
Rating
3.8/5
Kotak Mahindra Bank's full-service broker with 3-in-1 accounts.
Rating
3.9/5
HDFC Bank's full-service broker with 3-in-1 ASBA and HDFC Sky app.
Rating
3.8/5
Research-driven full-service broker with in-house IPO analysis.
Rating
4.0/5
Lowest F&O brokerage with Paytm UPI integration.
Rating
3.7/5
Zerodha, Angel One, and Upstox are the top brokers for IPO applications in India. All three support UPI-based ASBA, have no extra charges for IPO applications, and offer seamless application through their apps.
No. SEBI has mandated that brokers cannot charge for IPO applications. The application process through ASBA/UPI is completely free. Only brokerage applies when you sell the shares after listing.
ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount) is the mandatory process for IPO applications. Your application amount stays in your bank account (blocked, not debited) until allotment. If you don’t get allotment, the block is released immediately.
No. A demat account is mandatory to apply for IPOs in India. You need: 1) Demat account, 2) Trading account, 3) Bank account linked via ASBA. Opening a demat account is free with most brokers.
With Zerodha, Angel One, or Upstox, you can open a demat account online in 10-15 minutes using Aadhaar-based eKYC. The account is typically activated within 24 hours.