Online brokers compared for fees, trading platforms, safety and more. See how Fidelity International stacks up against Zerodha!
Last update of data—Dec 2022
Fidelity International is a UK stockbroker regulated by the FCA. Originally established in 1969 as a subsidiary of US-based Fidelity Investments, it was spun off as an independent business in 1980. It is privately held.
Zerodha is one of the biggest discount brokers in India. It is regulated by the SEBI.
Recommended for beginners and long-term investors focusing on the UK market.
Recommended for traders and investors (including beginners) focusing on the Indian market and looking for low fees.
Fidelity International
Fidelity International is a UK stockbroker regulated by the FCA. Originally established in 1969 as a subsidiary of US-based Fidelity Investments, it was spun off as an independent business in 1980. It is privately held.
Recommended for beginners and long-term investors focusing on the UK market.
Zerodha
Zerodha is one of the biggest discount brokers in India. It is regulated by the SEBI.
Recommended for traders and investors (including beginners) focusing on the Indian market and looking for low fees.
Fidelity International's service is on par with Zerodha's and a comparison of their fees shows that Fidelity International's fees are higher than Zerodha's.
Account opening takes less effort at Fidelity International compared to Zerodha, deposit and withdrawal processes are somewhat easier at Fidelity International, while customer service quality is similar to Zerodha's.
Our experts rated the trading platform of Fidelity International as being of the same quality as the platform of Zerodha, found that clients have access to about the same number of markets and products with Fidelity International, while Zerodha provides somewhat better research and education.
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