Groww, a leading investment platform in India, introduces a new feature. Investors can now hold mutual fund units in demat ...

With the introduction of mutual funds in demat form, Groww aims to enhance convenience for investors. Be it updating bank ...

This new feature, launched in response to rising customer demand for a more integrated investment experience, enables ...

Groww introduces demat option for mutual fund investors, enabling unified portfolio management across mutual funds, stocks, ...

Online investment platform Groww has launched a new feature allowing users to hold mutual funds in demat format. The ...

Despite a rally in the market, top brokers including Groww and Zerodha lost two million active investors in H1 2025 as Sebi's ...

At least four major platforms including Groww, Zerodha, Paytm Money, and Upstox now offer mutual funds in demat form, with ...

Even as Indian stock markets soared through the first half of 2025, an unexpected trend emerged: the country’s top four discount brokerages — Groww, Zerodha, Angel One, and Upstox — collectively lost ...

Groww’s shift to demat mode for mutual fund investments has sparked user confusion—but it may not be a bad deal. Here’s what ...

Mumbai: Top four online trading platforms together lost nearly 20 lakh active investors in the first half of the calendar ...

Despite a four-month equity rally, India’s biggest brokers saw active investor exits in H1 2025, with stricter derivatives ...

According to NSE data, the combined active investor base of major platforms, including initial Groww, Zerodha, Angel One, Dhan, Paytm Money, and PhonePe, fell to 29.5 million in June, down from 30.5 ...