Geojit Vs Compositedge NRI Account Comparison

• 30+ years of experience in the capital market in India.
• Strong physical presence in Gulf countries through tie-ups with other prominent financial services providers in these countries.
• Dedicated research team offers investment and research tips to NRIs.
• Equity Derivatives NRI traders do not require separate Custodial account as Geojit is a clearing member and clear the trade by themselves.

• Offers ESOP trading facility for NRIs.
• A team of specialists to assist non-resident Indian investors.
• Assists in PAN card and PIS account opening.
• NRIs can invest in Equity, bond, MF, and IPO (offline).
• Provides semi and algo trading options.
• Can also place offline order through telephone.

• NRI Account is available only to residents of UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait or Oman.
• Doesn't offer services to the US, UK, Australia or Canada based NRIs.
• Doesn't offer a 3-in-1 account. An NRI has to open a bank account with another company.
• High brokerage charges when compared with discount brokers like Zerodha, Prostocks, etc.

• Have to open custodial and bank accounts separately which increases paperwork and overall charges.
• The platform is designed for knowledgeable and experienced traders. New traders may not find it easy to use.
• Doesn't offer a 3-in-1 account that means investors have to open a bank account with third party bank.
• Doesn't offer in-house trading platforms. NRIs have to depend on 3rd-party to resolve technical issues.

Geojit is a highly recommended broker for NRIs residing in Middle East countries. It has 480+ offices and a dedicated Call Centre to offer quality services to NRIs. The company also offers strong research services to help NRIs make informed trading decisions. Other investment options including Mutual Funds, PMS and IPO make them preferred broker for many NRIs in the Gulf.

Composite Edge offers a 2-in-1 account for NRIs to trade and invest across equity, mutual fund, IPO, bonds, and PMS. The brokerage charges are higher than other discount brokers. It doesn't have its own trading platforms and so is depended on the platform owners for up-gradation and resolving technical issues. Overall, there's not a single key offering or market differentiator from the stock broker to attract NRIs. There are better choices available in the market.