Bajaj Broking review
Independent review of Bajaj Broking — brokerage, app, account opening, customer support and the kind of investor it actually fits. Bajaj Broking is the broking arm of Bajaj Finserv, offering flat per-order pricing across all segments: ₹20/order on the Freedom Pack (free for year 1, then ₹431/yr) and ₹10/order on the Professional Pack (₹2,500/yr).
Verdict
Investors who want a single Bajaj-backed app for stocks, F&O, mutual funds, IPOs and bonds with paperless onboarding and free account opening.
Brokerage at a glance
Headline brokerage on the default Bajaj Broking freedom pack plan. On top of brokerage you also pay STT, exchange transaction charges, SEBI fee, stamp duty, GST and DP charges — see full charges for the breakdown.
About Bajaj Broking
Bajaj Broking is the broking arm of Bajaj Finserv, offering flat per-order pricing across all segments: ₹20/order on the Freedom Pack (free for year 1, then ₹431/yr) and ₹10/order on the Professional Pack (₹2,500/yr). Equity delivery is charged at the per-order rate (not free). The customizable Signature plan for HNI clients charges 0.2% on delivery with negotiated rates.
The Bajaj Broking trading app
- Trade stocks on NSE and BSE with real-time market data
- Futures and options (F&O) trading with option chain analysis
- Margin Trading Facility (MTF) with leverage on 1000+ stocks
- Apply for mainboard and SME IPOs with allotment tracking
- Invest in 4000+ mutual fund schemes and SIPs across 20+ AMCs
- Paperless Aadhaar-based online demat account opening
Opening a Bajaj Broking account
Account opening is fully online for Indian residents. Keep your PAN, Aadhaar (with mobile linked for OTP), a bank cancelled cheque or statement, a passport-size photo and a signature on white paper handy. Aadhaar e-KYC, in-person video verification and e-sign typically take 1–3 working days end-to-end. Start at www.bajajbroking.in.
Customer support
Bajaj Broking support is available mon-fri 8:30 am - 5:30 pm; sat 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. For complete contact details, the four-level SEBI escalation path (broker desk → compliance officer → SCORES → SMART ODR), and what to have ready before escalating, see the Bajaj Broking customer care page.
Pros and cons
How we judge this: these pros and cons are drawn from Bajaj Broking’s published charges and platform features, its app-store ratings — cross-checked against its SEBI registration and NSE / BSE membership. They are our editorial assessment, not a sponsored placement, and not financial advice.
What users say about Bajaj Broking
Paraphrased themes from public app-store reviews and forums — these are users’ opinions, not our testing, and not financial advice. Sampled 2026-06-14.
- Single app for equities, mutual funds, ETFs, IPOs, F&O, bonds and US/global investing
- Quick, paperless onboarding using DigiLocker-based KYC
- In-app research and analysis from the Bajaj Broking Research Desk
- Stock screeners/scanners and margin and brokerage calculators
- TradingView charting integration and a desktop trading workstation (TWS)
- Two-factor authentication, encryption and device access management
- Some users find recurring fees such as the second-year maintenance charge and certain transaction charges hard to anticipate.
- A subset of users report occasional lag during peak market hours and order-execution glitches.
- Some users note that support responses can feel generic and resolution can be slow.
- Commodity and currency trading segments are not available, limiting diversification.
Alternatives to Bajaj Broking
By active client count, Bajaj Broking is the #28 largest of 38 retail brokers on the NSE (as of 2026-04-30). If you're weighing it against the field, these are the brokers people most often compare it with:
See the full ranked list of every retail broker in India on the stock brokers in India page, or compare exact landed cost on a typical trade with the brokerage calculator — switch brokers in the dropdown without leaving the page.
Frequently asked
What people ask about Bajaj Broking.
Bajaj Broking is SEBI-registered and holds NSE / BSE membership, so it meets the regulatory bar every Indian broker must clear. Whether it is a good fit depends on what you trade. Investors who want a single Bajaj-backed app for stocks, F&O, mutual funds, IPOs and bonds with paperless onboarding and free account opening.
Equity delivery is Flat ₹20. Equity intraday is Flat ₹20. Equity options is Flat ₹20. On top of brokerage you pay STT, exchange transaction charges, SEBI fee, stamp duty, GST and DP charges. The brokerage calculator on this site shows the all-in landed cost for a sample trade.
Bajaj Broking is registered with SEBI and a trading member of NSE / BSE. Demat accounts are held with CDSL or NSDL — the broker does not hold your shares, the depository does. Funds are held in a SEBI-regulated client bank account separate from the broker's own funds. The risk to investors from broker failure is limited; the larger risk to manage is account fraud via phishing and OTP sharing.
Trade stocks on NSE and BSE with real-time market data. Futures and options (F&O) trading with option chain analysis. For a full feature list and download links see the Bajaj Broking app page.
Account opening is fully online for Indian residents. You need PAN, Aadhaar (with mobile linked for OTP), a bank cancelled cheque or statement, a passport-size photo and a signature on white paper. Aadhaar e-KYC, in-person video verification and e-sign typically take 1–3 working days. Apply via https://www.bajajbroking.in.
Discount brokers comparable to Bajaj Broking include Zerodha, Groww, Upstox, Dhan and Angel One. Full-service alternatives include ICICI Direct, HDFC Securities, Kotak Securities and Sharekhan. Compare brokerage rates side-by-side on the brokerage calculator before switching.