Indian brokerages offer access to global stocks via GIFT City

Major Indian discount brokers are now providing seamless access to foreign stocks through GIFT City. Services from firms including Groww and Zerodha allow investments in shares such as Apple and Nvidia. The Liberalised Remittance Scheme supports these transactions with options for fractional shares starting at $1.

Groww and Zerodha are among the leading brokerages launching overseas investing services via GIFT City. The platform operates under a regulated framework that facilitates purchases of international equities.

Investors can begin with fractional shares as low as $1. Applicable charges cover brokerage fees and foreign exchange conversion.

This development expands options for Indian investors seeking exposure to global markets while remaining within established regulatory channels.

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