Zerodha Q1 2025, major updates you should know
From a new option chain to performance curve on Console, from automated order slicing to personalised APIs, we have been busy making Zerodha work better for you in Q1 2025.
Here’s a thread showcasing the major updates across our platforms that you may have missed.🧵👇
New option chain: The option chain on Kite Web has been completely redesigned with a cleaner interface. You can now quickly access it from Marketwatch or directly from charts, with ATM strikes highlighted and key indicators like PCR, Max Pain, and IV prominently displayed.
Performance curve: The Portfolio performance curve (beta) shows how your investments and trades (Equity, MF, MTF, F&O, intraday, and commodities) perform, adjusting for the impact of cash inflows and outflows. It calculates performance similar to mutual fund NAV curves.
Order slicing: For traders placing large orders, we’ve introduced automatic order slicing. If an order exceeds the exchange freeze limit, it will now be automatically split into smaller parts. This works across all order windows – regular orders, baskets, trade from charts, and positions.
Kite Connect Personal APIs: This free API lets you access and manage your Zerodha account programmatically. It includes all essential features of Kite Connect except for market data. You can place orders, track positions, holdings, and funds as long as you have a market data source.
Systematic Transfer Plan (STP): STP has been introduced on Coin, making it easier to transfer investments between mutual funds. Unlike traditional STPs, on Coin you can now transfer between funds from different AMCs, giving you more flexibility when managing your portfolio.
New NPS module: NPS is the newest module on Zerodha Varsity web. It covers all the nuances of investing in the National Pension Scheme, a voluntary retirement scheme for all Indians, comparing it with other retirement-focused investment products.
Read more about these features and other updates from Q1 2025 in our detailed blog post.