Share.Market Vs Sahi (Compare Share.Market and Sahi)

Trade free for the first 30 days, then pay flat ₹10 per order. Get AI Indicators, OI tools & Scalper Mode & more — all in one platform. Open an instant account (FREE) with Sahi.com and start trading today.

• No platform fees: For in-house and third-party WealthBaskets
• Low cost: WealthBaskets are available at low cost and align with specific themes, sectors, or market trends
• Investment products: Buy stocks, mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and WealthBaskets
• Research: Quantitative research-based WealthBaskets and off-the-shelf quant research-led offerings
• Tracking: Track the stock market, indices, stocks, and sectors with a dedicated market section
• DIY tools and an intuitive watchlist tracker
• Experience: Execution experience and a customer-first approach

• Simple and cost-effective pricing with flat brokerage of Rs 10 per order (Free trades for the first 30 days).
• Specialised features designed for active F&O and options traders (e.g., quick scalping tools).
• Smooth and speedy account opening process.
• Modern, clutter-free interface tailored for traders rather than legacy systems.
• Zero account opening or annual maintenance charges.
• Strong emphasis on security with frequent upgrades and patches.
• Actively involves clients through feedback channels and community engagement.

• Delivery Trading: Not free.
• NRI trading is not available.
• Commodity and Currency Trading: Not available.
• Trading Features: Share.Market does not offer advanced features such as trading from charts, basket orders, or GTT (Good-Til-Cancelled) orders.
• There is no call & trade facility.
• New platform: As a relatively new provider, Share.Market's platform may have fewer features than more established brokers.
• Limited range of mutual funds: ShareMarket may only offer a subset of the mutual funds available in India.
• Better apps: Some say it's better to use apps specialising in mutual funds, such as Zerodha, Grow and Upstock. You can also use your bank's app to invest in mutual funds, but most offer regular plans.
• PhonePe charges commissions of up to 1% on regular plans, which are deducted when you withdraw money. Other apps like Zerodha and Groww offer direct plans that don't charge commissions.

• Young but Fast-Evolving Ecosystem — Sahi is still in its early growth phase, but it’s evolving rapidly with constant updates and trader-focused improvements.
• Focused Product Lineup (for Now) — Currently centred on equities and F&O — the segments where Sahi aims to deliver the best-in-class experience — with expansion into more asset classes planned ahead.
• API Access — Public API access isn’t live yet, but it’s part of Sahi’s roadmap for traders who want to integrate their own systems and tools.