Zerodha goes down due to technical glitch

Zerodha, India's second-largest broking platform, experienced technical difficulties early Monday when benchmark indices hit record highs following exit polls suggesting a third term for PM Modi

Many traders faced issues logging onto Kite Web, with the Zerodha website going offline during a crucial trading period.

Investors flocked to other well-known trading platforms due to Zerodha's technical problems, coinciding with technical issues on the CDSL website.

The surge in trades, driven by market activity after the exit polls, seemed to overwhelm the CDSL website, causing it to crash.

The incident highlighted the critical role of India's two primary securities depositories: NSDL and CDSL, with the latter experiencing outages affecting all Demat accounts.

Zerodha's CEO, Nithin Kamath, has addressed technological challenges, stating that zero errors are unrealistic for software-dependent firms serving large user

Users expressed concerns over potential financial losses due to the outages, calling for investigations by relevant authorities to determine accountability.