Groww now handles nearly half of India’s new SIP registrations

Groww accounted for nearly half of new systematic investment plan (SIP) registrations in India during the recent quarter, the company told a major financial publication. Direct mutual fund assets on its platform grew significantly year-on-year, reaching a substantial figure by the end of the period, up from a lower base earlier in the year.
The figures mark a deliberate expansion beyond broking, where Groww already holds a leading position. Earlier coverage showed the platform capturing a majority share of India’s net new active broking clients in a recent month, further extending its market dominance. Its consolidated net profit for a recent quarter rose sharply, while revenue also saw strong growth.
Groww’s push into mutual funds suggests it is betting on stickier, higher-margin products as competition in equities intensifies. Whether the platform can replicate its broking success in wealth management remains to be seen, but the scale of its existing customer base provides a notable advantage.
Sources: economictimes.indiatimes.com
“Groww’s dominance in India’s retail investment market is shifting from broking to long-term wealth management.”
Read the original reporting
The outlets below did the original reporting.
- Groww says it accounted for 44% of new SIP registrations in September quarter — economictimes.indiatimes.com
Related briefs
- Singapore takes 83% of SE Asia fintech funding in 9M 2026
- Startups adopt all-in-one finance platforms for happier customers
- Matters raises $5m pre-seed for AI personal finance platform
- 2026 fintech census: 47% profitable, 66% exceed $1M revenue
- NetSuite Quick Start eyes AI-driven finance for early-stage startups
This brief was drafted automatically from the sources above and published under our editorial policy. Spotted an error? Tell us.