Angel One
Angel One is one of India's largest retail brokers. Equity delivery and intraday are charged at ₹20 or 0.1% per executed order, whichever is lower, with a ₹5 minimum brokerage floor; F&O is flat ₹20 per order.
Charges verified 2026-06-13Account opening happens on Angel One’s own portal — we link out, we don’t collect your details.
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Charges schedule
Default plan: Flat ₹20. Statutory charges (STT, GST, stamp duty, exchange fees) apply on top and are uniform across brokers — the calculator breaks them out per trade.
Who it’s for
Cost-conscious Indian investors and active traders who want a full-service discount broker with a single app spanning stocks, F&O, IPOs and mutual funds plus free trading APIs.
Angel One web platform
The Angel One web platform lives at www.angelone.in and covers the same trading, holdings, funds and statements surface as the mobile app. Web is the better fit for charting, multi-monitor workflows, copy-pasting from spreadsheets and filling out account or KYC forms; the app wins on mobility, biometric login and fast order placement on the move. Both share one login and one set of holdings — what you do on web reflects on the app instantly and vice versa.
Can you buy bonds on Angel One?
Angel One (founded 1996, listed 2020) is India's #3 stock broker by NSE active clients (~67.4 lakh at FY26-end), but bonds are a peripheral offering rather than a product line: it is not a SEBI-registered OBPP, has no dedicated bonds storefront (angelone.in/bonds returns 404), and its own content even steers readers to RBI Retail Direct. Retail bond access is real but narrow — NCD public issues (debt IPOs) apply in-app via UPI, Sovereign Gold Bonds sit in a dedicated 'Gold Bonds' section (secondary-market only since fresh issuance stopped in Feb 2024), and exchange-listed G-secs and corporate/tax-free bonds are technically tradable as scrips through its exchange membership. Primary-market applications are free; secondary bonds trade like equity delivery (₹20 or 0.1% per order, min ₹5). For anything beyond NCD IPOs and SGBs, a specialist OBPP or RBI Retail Direct will serve you better.
- NCD public issues (debt IPOs) — apply via app IPO section with UPI
- Sovereign Gold Bonds — secondary market via app 'Gold Bonds' section (fresh issuance discontinued Feb 2024)
- Exchange-listed G-secs, T-bills and SDLs — tradable as scrips via NSE/BSE membership (no curated storefront; verified only via third-party sources — lower confidence)
- Exchange-listed corporate bonds, tax-free bonds (secondary market, scrip search)
- 54EC capital-gains bonds, tax-saving bonds — listed as footer/education links; distribution pathway unclear (offline/assisted, lower confidence)
- Debt exposure alternatives it actively promotes instead: debt mutual funds and debt ETFs
Tools and information
Run any trade through Angel One — see brokerage, STT, GST, stamp duty, exchange and DP charges, broken down by segment.
Full Angel One fee schedule — every plan, DP charges, subscription fees, and the statutory charges that apply on every trade.
Independent Angel One review — brokerage, app, account opening, customer support, and who the broker actually fits.
Documents, the online e-KYC + IPV + e-sign flow, and how long Angel One takes to activate the account.
What the Angel One demat account holds, AMC + DP charges, and how to transfer holdings from another broker.
Direct vs regular plans on Angel One, SIP setup, commissions, and how it compares with going to the AMC.
Web and app sign-in, password reset, OTP issues, and what to do if your Angel One account is locked.
How to reach Angel One support and the four-level SEBI escalation path — broker desk, compliance officer, SCORES, and SMART ODR.
What Angel One SuperApp does, where to download it, and how to avoid impersonator apps.