Thanks tp bro..
I usually trade in F&O, my average number of trades will be 40-60 trades per month. i:e 2 to 3 trades per trading day. most of my trades start with a single lot, but i add further lots if situation is that favourable.
Can you share your experience with Zerodha Trade terminal. I have got many good reviews for this broker than RKSV and RKG.
I am not using the Ztrader terminal. I am using NOW. For Zerodha I use the browser based HTML5 version.
If you have 2-3 trades per day then VNS Finance (Smarttradeonline) is pretty good @0.7paisa per lot. With Zerodha it will come to Rs. 40 (Buy + sell) for even 1 lot. If you are dealing in more than 3 lots in a trade, then Zerodha is ok, but here again, VNS has a Rs. 15 per trade advantage (Rs. 30 for Buy + sell).
Zerodha was the first discount broker on this forum and thus has a larger client base. Also, they were very responsive to the members here initially.
Lately both RKSV and VNS have developed a good name here. Both of them are Mumbai based. Zerodha is Bangalore based. Another broker, Achiievers Equities (Kolkata based), has a few satisfied clients on this forum and they have an astounding Rs. 500 per month scheme (Rs. 1499 for 3 months).
At this moment, I don't feel that there is any particular advantage in using Zerodha, specially since the others are charging Transaction charges significantly less than Zerodha. Both RKSV & VNS charge Rs. 200 (or is it 230??) per crore, while Zerodha charges Rs. 490/-.
All three are equally very professional, prompt and polite where service is concerned.