How to Check P&L in Zerodha?

If you are trading in the stock market through Zerodha, you’ll want to know whether you’re making a profit or loss (P&L). Many beginners get confused about where to see this report. Don’t worry. Here we will discuss how to check the P&L in Zerodha.

Steps to Check P&L in Zerodha

Here are the steps to check your Profit and Loss in Zerodha:

Open the Zerodha App or Website.

Tap in the profile tab.

Scroll up and tap on the P&L option, then the new tab will open Zerodha Console.

Tap on the financial year.

Select the Financial Year and Quarter range, and tap on the arrow button.

Tap on the download P&L report for all the segments.

Where to Check the P&L Report in Zerodha Kite?

Many people think they can see their full P&L report directly in Kite, but that’s not the case. Kite mainly shows your current positions and holdings; it does not give detailed P&L with all charges, taxes, and history.

In Kite, you can see today’s profit or loss under the Positions tab. For example, suppose you bought 50 Tata Motors shares at ₹700 today. Now the price is ₹720. In the Positions tab, you’ll see a profit of ₹1,000 (50 shares x ₹20 gain).

Note: This P&L is only for today’s trades or positions. To see your full profit/loss history (with charges, taxes, and net P&L), you need to check the Console platform.

Also check: Zerodha Login: Steps to Login to Kite, Console & Coin

Conclusion

In Conclusion, checking P&L in Zerodha is easy. Whether you use Kite to see today’s profit or Console for full reports, you’ll always know where you stand. It’s just like checking your balance after shopping. Make it a habit to check your P&L so you can track your performance and stay ready for tax season.

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