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Zerodha has used its technological prowess and a deep discounting model to disrupt the Indian brokerage industry in ways few had imagined

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Users of online brokerage Zerodha faced difficulty in trading on Wednesday due to a technical glitch on its trading platform. The brokerage house faced customers' ire on microblogging site Twitter as they complained that prices and trading froze on its platform during the trading hours. "Zerodha down, price not updating," one user tweeted. Another user mentioned, "Zerodha is not working at the peak time of trading. Prices are stuck." "Because of Zerodha, I suffer a loss of Rs 80,000 in ONGC. Zerodha app was stuck. I sold my holding for intraday and stock runs like a wild horse from 65 to 82 within 5 min & came down to 62. I was trying to exit my position but thanks to Zerodha, my stock was sold. Buying price 148," a user tweeted. On October 18, investors of several brokerage houses, including Zerodha and Paytm Money, had faced possible difficulty while selling shares due to "an issue" related to Central Depository Services India Limited (CDSL). Founded in 2010, Zerodha Broking i

Market players said issue was with CDSL's portal used for authorising debit of securities from demat accounts. The system was set up last year to prevent misuse of power of attorney by brokers

Investors of online brokerage house Zerodha on Monday said its users might face some problem while executing sell orders due to "an issue" related to depository CDSL. It tweeted, "You may face an issue with authorizing the sale of your stocks due to an issue with CDSL. We are in touch with CDSL to have the issue resolved at the earliest." "You can now skip CDSL authorisation if you wish to sell your holdings on Kite until CDSL resolves the authorisation issue. Please make sure to authorise your holdings by 5 PM," Zerodha said in another tweet. Central Depository Services (India) Limited (CDSL) has not commented on the issue. CDSL, which is one of the leading depositories, allows investors to deposit securities by opening an account in an electronic form (dematerialised).

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Recent entrants are leveraging technology and low-cost 'passive investing' to attract customers in an industry where market penetration is low