What Issues with Price Updates Did Zerodha Resolve?

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Key Takeaways
- Zerodha faced a significant technical glitch affecting price updates on its Kite application.
- Order placement remained functional despite the issue.
- The company acknowledged user complaints promptly through social media.
- Over 1.6 crore clients utilize Zerodha's services, making it a significant player in the Indian retail trading sector.
- Accountability and transparency are crucial for maintaining user trust.
New Delhi, Sep 3 (NationPress) India’s prominent retail brokerage service, Zerodha, encountered a technical issue on Wednesday, which left numerous users unable to access price updates on its Kite application.
This technical malfunction led to a surge of complaints flooding social media, with users recalling similar occurrences from the past.
In response to the complaints, at 9:50 A.M., Zerodha confirmed the issue on the social media platform X, stating that order placements remained unaffected.
“Some of our users are experiencing difficulties with price updates on the App. We are investigating this. For the time being, please log into the Kite web via a mobile browser. Order placement is not impacted. For the equity segment, you can also check 20 depth on the application,” Zerodha communicated.
Shortly after, at 9:51 A.M., Zerodha announced on social media that the glitch had been resolved.
Many users expressed their frustrations on X regarding Zerodha's App.
“For the past 15 minutes, Zerodha has been unresponsive. Who will take responsibility for the losses? I can’t close my positions. Is Zerodha always down? Who will cover the loss?” a user named Shubham Nimawat commented on X.
Another user, Kartik Shah, voiced, “This is incredibly frustrating. Please own up to these outages. Every time this happens, traders incur losses while you remain unaffected. We seek greater accountability and a lasting solution.”
Additionally, another user shared an older post from 2019 on X where he reported a glitch. This prior post also reminisced about another technical failure at Zerodha that took place in 2018.
According to the company's official website, over 1.6 crore clients execute billions of orders annually through Zerodha's platform, accounting for over 15 percent of all retail trading volumes in India.
The top four online trading platforms collectively lost nearly 20 lakh active investors in the first half of the calendar year (2025), according to data from the National Stock Exchange (NSE). During this period, Zerodha, the leading broker by revenue, lost over 5.4 lakh active investors.