Quick Summary
NSE issued a caution notice on September 10, 2026 naming Ganesh Nagarsekar as the person behind three Telegram operations: “INTRADAY HERO ZERO TRADING,” “Trade With Logic,” and a Telegram ID called “Paid Group Advisor.” All three were offering securities tips and assured returns. NSE confirms he holds no exchange registration.
One person. Three Telegram fronts. The same illegal pitch running through all of them.
That’s the picture in NSE’s latest caution notice, and it names someone directly instead of just flagging anonymous channels.
Here’s what the notice actually says, and what it means if you’ve come across any of these three names.
What NSE’s Caution Notice Says About Ganesh Nagarsekar?
NSE’s press release names Ganesh Nagarsekar as operating three separate Telegram presences.
These include a channel, a private invite-only group, and a standalone Telegram ID used to push paid access.
Across all three, he is accused of offering securities market tips and assured or guaranteed returns on stock market investments.
NSE also adds a specific warning here that some of its other notices don’t: never share your trading credentials, meaning your user ID or password, with anyone claiming to manage your account.
Three Fronts, One Operator: Why That Matters
Running three separate Telegram presences under one operator isn’t unusual for this kind of activity.
A channel gets people in the door. A private group upsells them. A standalone Telegram ID often exists purely so a banned or reported handle can keep functioning.
If any one of these three gets reported and shut down, the other two keep the operation alive without missing a step.
A Naming Overlap Worth Flagging Carefully
Two of the names in this notice are worth a closer, careful look.
“Trade With Logic” is the exact name of a channel we’ve reviewed before, where the description displayed a SEBI research analyst’s registration number that didn’t match who was actually running it.
That earlier review couldn’t confirm who controlled the channel beyond a person referred to only as “Amit sir,” so whether Ganesh Nagarsekar is that same individual isn’t something we can confirm from NSE’s notice alone.
Separately, “INTRADAY HERO ZERO TRADING” shares clear branding similarities with a channel we’ve previously reviewed called Zero to Hero Telegram Channel, though the names and links aren’t an exact match.
The safest approach here is not to assume: if you’ve joined a channel using either of these names, check the specific Telegram link against what NSE has flagged rather than relying on the name alone.
Is Ganesh Nagarsekar SEBI or NSE Registered?
No. NSE has explicitly confirmed that Ganesh Nagarsekar is not registered as a member or Authorised Person of any registered member of the exchange.
NSE’s “Know/Locate your Stock Broker” facility also displays the official client bank accounts disclosed by genuine trading members, so you can check exactly where your money is supposed to go before sending anything.
What This Means If You Joined Any of These Channels?
If you’ve paid for access to any of these three Telegram presences, there is no exchange-backed protection waiting for you.
NSE’s notice confirms that participants in these kinds of schemes get no Exchange Dispute Resolution Mechanism and no Investor Grievance Redressal Mechanism.
If you’ve already joined a channel like this and want to take action, check out our guide on how to complaint against unregistered telegram channel for the exact steps to escalate it.
Move fast if money is already involved, since operators like this tend to go quiet the moment a channel starts drawing regulatory attention.
For anything involving money already lost, the fastest path forward is to file a cyber crime complaint with your chat logs, payment proof, and the exact Telegram links involved.
Conclusion
Ganesh Nagarsekar’s three Telegram presences all led back to the same pitch: guaranteed returns from someone with no exchange registration at all.
Spreading across multiple channels doesn’t make an operator more credible. It just makes the operation harder to shut down.
If a channel’s name matches something you’ve seen reviewed before, don’t assume it’s the same operator. Verify the specific link.
And if anyone ever asks for your trading account’s user ID or password, that request alone is reason enough to walk away.
Report. Recover. Stay Fraud Free.
No. NSE has confirmed he is not registered as a member or Authorised Person of any exchange member. "INTRADAY HERO ZERO TRADING," "Trade With Logic," and a Telegram ID called "Paid Group Advisor." The name matches exactly, but NSE's notice doesn't confirm the operator's identity beyond Ganesh Nagarsekar, so verify the specific link before assuming. Change your password immediately, contact your broker's compliance team, and file a complaint without delay. There's no exchange dispute mechanism for unregistered operators, but a cyber crime complaint backed by evidence is still your best route. Use NSE's "Know/Locate your Stock Broker" facility on its website before sending money to anyone.Frequently Asked Questions
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