Nearly 1 in 4 Indian stock investors are women
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Women now make up almost one in four stock market investors in India, a big leap from before the pandemic.
This growth isn't just happening in big cities; more women from smaller towns are also joining in, thanks to easy-to-use trading apps.
Women's demat accounts up over 129%
Since 2021, women's demat accounts have jumped by over 129%, and their presence is strong even outside metro areas.
Many women start with cash equities, mutual funds, or SIPs, usually investing between ₹50,000 and ₹80,000.
19 states now have more female investors than the national average; Maharashtra leads with about 29%.
Women are also exploring crypto more than ever before, showing they're shaping a new era for investing in India.