Online trading is supposed to give investors control. You choose the stock, the price, and the timing. That is the promise. But when trades show up in your account that you never placed, that Fyers complaintsense of control disappears fast. This is why Fyers unauthorised trading has become a topic many retail traders are worried […]
Trust plays a huge role in trading. When an investor opens a trading account, deposits hard-earned money, and follows a broker’s guidance, there is an assumption that every trade will be executed only with clear permission. But problems begin when trades appear in the account that the investor does not fully recognise, did not approve,
Groww is one of the top stock brokers in India, known for its simple interface and strong presence among retail investors. However, like many fast-growing platforms, it has faced certain regulatory penalties. Here we have listed two major case studies where Groww ended up paying a significant settlement amount to SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board
Imagine logging into your trading or demat account one morning and noticing transactions you don’t remember approving. At first, you wonder if you forgot to place the order. Then the confusion turns into worry, ‘Did someone trade on my behalf without my consent?’ ‘Did my stockbroker trade without my permission?’ This situation is more common
When an investor opens a trading account with Motilal Ol, they often do so with the expectation that any advice or trading activity will align with their risk appetite, financial goals, and suitability profile. This trust becomes even more critical when trades are executed by a licensed or authorised person on the investor’s behalf. However,
In India’s growing investment landscape, brokerage and advisory firms like PL Capital (formerly Prabhudas Lilladher) play an important role in helping retail investors access stock markets, derivatives, and long-term wealth solutions. With decades of presence in the capital markets, PL Capital offers a mix of research-driven advisory services and technology-enabled trading platforms, making it a
Scroll through social media for a few minutes and you’ll find endless videos promising quick profits, secret strategies, and effortless stock market success. Confident voices, flashy lifestyles, and bold claims make investing look simple and risk-free. For many new investors, these creators feel more relatable and trustworthy than regulated professionals. The problem begins when the
Trust is one of the most important currencies in the financial world, especially when it comes to your hard-earned money. At some point, almost every investor, whether a beginner or a seasoned trader, asks the same question: Can you really trust a stock broker? This question doesn’t come out of nowhere. Many investors have faced
Have you ever opened a trading app during market hours, ready to place an order, only to find key features missing or trades behaving unexpectedly? That’s exactly what several users have reported while using the Matrix app, the trading app of ATS Share Brokers. At first glance, the app looks functional. It opens. Charts load.
Not every trading loss happens because markets move against you. Some losses happen because someone else controls your account. This blog examines a real Nirmal Bang complaints, a SEBI-registered stock broker, where a client alleges that a broker representative handled the trading account, promised profits, caused losses, and later stopped responding. The issue here is
Many investors rely heavily on regulatory labels when choosing a broker. A SEBI registration, exchange memberships, and official-looking disclosures often create a sense of comfort and legitimacy. The ATS Broking complaint highlights why that comfort can sometimes be misleading. Several users have reported the Matrix app not working while trading or ATS Share Brokers unauthorised
Most investors accept losses as part of trading. What they don’t accept is waking up to discover that their shares were liquidated without prior consent, and later being told that “margin rules” justified everything. That is where disputes begin between Dealmoney Commodities and one of its clients. In a long-running investor complaint involving Dealmoney Commodities
