What it does
Angel One offers Indian stocks, funds, bonds and related investment-account tools. Mutual-fund and recurring-investment access sit alongside charts and portfolio-advisory services. Account opening has no fee, while trading charges and ongoing maintenance apply according to the account.
Match the service to the decision
Mutual funds and recurring investments serve a different job from a chart workspace. Angel One also offers ready-made advisory portfolios, so compare who selects investments and what service charges apply before choosing that route.
After the introductory brokerage offer
The zero-brokerage promotion ends after 30 days or ₹500 of brokerage savings, whichever comes first. Normal delivery and intraday equity orders cost 0.1%, capped at ₹20 per executed order with a ₹5 minimum. Futures and options are ₹20 per executed order. Taxes, exchange charges and applicable depository fees are separate.
Open Demat Account starts registration with a mobile number. Maintenance is waived for the first year. After that, the fee depends on holdings and account classification; non-BSDA clients pay ₹60 plus GST in a quarter after their first trade.
Strengths
- Provides mutual-fund investing and recurring contributions without brokerage
- Offers advisory portfolios alongside self-directed securities access
Watch out for
- Introductory brokerage savings have both a time and amount cap
- Non-BSDA maintenance charges can apply after the first year
Best for
- Indian investors comparing funds and securities in one account
- Users deciding between self-directed and portfolio-advisory services
Sources
- Angel One investment services and account access (Oct 27, 2026)
- Angel One brokerage and maintenance charges (Oct 27, 2026)