HDFC is one of the largest full-time brokers of India which is a registered member of BSE, NSE, IRDA, PFRDA, AMFI, and MCX. The broker offers a different arena of products including equity, derivatives, fixed deposits, mutual funds, insurance, IPOs, bonds, currency derivatives, NCDs, ETF, and NPS. The broker has more than 250 branches across the country.
While Zerodha is a discount broker that offers low brokerage and high exposure. Zerodha offers its investors to trade and invests in equity, equity F&O, commodity, currency, Direct Mutual Funds through SIP and lump-sum, ETFs, Government securities, and bonds. HDFC Securities Limited provides the full exposure of all the worlds, however, Zerodha has resources but not as much compared to HSL.
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