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Bengaluru: India’s leading online brokerage, Zerodha, is preparing to roll out an all-new ‘Terminal Mode’ on its popular trading platform, Kite, promising a more immersive and professional trading experience for advanced users.
The company offered traders a sneak peek of the upcoming feature through a post on X (formerly Twitter) with the teaser caption — “Coming soon to Kite: Terminal Mode.” Though the official launch date is yet to be announced, the preview has already created buzz among the trading community, signaling Zerodha’s continued focus on empowering active traders through next-gen tools and interfaces.
According to early insights, the Terminal Mode is designed to mimic a professional trading terminal within the familiar Kite ecosystem. It will likely offer richer data visualization, faster navigation, enhanced analytics, and more powerful order management — all tailored for traders who demand precision and speed.
This move aligns with Zerodha’s long-standing vision of blending technology and simplicity to make sophisticated trading accessible to everyone. Over the years, the Bengaluru-based fintech has consistently pushed boundaries, introducing products that improve reliability and usability for its 1.6 crore-strong client base.
In August 2023, the firm launched Kite Backup, a WhatsApp-enabled emergency feature that lets users exit open positions or cancel pending orders during platform outages. The system added a safety layer for traders and was lauded for ensuring continuity during rare technical disruptions.
Zerodha’s next frontier, however, appears to be global investing. The brokerage is in the final stages of enabling trading in US stocks via the GIFT City framework, expected to go live in the next quarter. Founder and CEO Nithin Kamath, in a recent Ask Me Anything session on YouTube, confirmed that the team is “working on it” and that “a product launch” is on the horizon.
Supporting this, Zerodha’s Chief Technology Officer Kailash Nadh noted that the firm now has the necessary regulatory clarity to proceed. “We are working to make both the backend and frontend experience simple,” he said, adding that the upcoming service aims to make international investing seamless for Indian users.
The updates come during a relatively softer financial year for the broker. For FY25, Zerodha reported a 15% decline in both revenue and profit, with total revenue at ₹8,500 crore and net profit at ₹4,200 crore. Despite this dip, the company remains India’s largest retail broker, contributing nearly 15% of the country’s retail trading volumes.
As competition heats up in India’s fintech and brokerage space, Zerodha continues to lean on innovation, simplicity, and transparency — values that have defined its success story for over a decade. With the launch of Terminal Mode and global trading access on the horizon, Zerodha appears ready to redefine the retail trading experience once again.
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