US stock investing has begun rolling out on Angel One’s app, giving selected Indian investors access to US-listed shares and exchange-traded funds. In its October 23, 2026 announcement, the broker said it plans to extend the service to all users by mid-November.
Key Takeaways
- Access is initially limited to selected users during a phased rollout.
- Fractional shares will allow investors to buy part of a share rather than a whole one.
- The service uses the IFSCA Global Access route through GIFT City.
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US stock investing starts with selected users
Angel One said the facility will offer shares of US-listed companies including Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Netflix, Spotify and Toyota, alongside exchange-traded funds. The offering covers securities listed in the US, rather than only companies headquartered there.
The fractional-share feature means investors will not need to purchase a full share to gain exposure to an individual company. It changes the size of a purchase investors can make, not the underlying investment risk.
The rollout remains in progress. Angel One’s mid-November timetable is a planned expansion of availability, not confirmation that every user already has access.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Announcement date | October 23, 2026 |
| Initial availability | Selected Angel One app users |
| Planned wider access | All users by mid-November 2026 |
| Investment scope | US-listed shares and ETFs, with fractional-share purchases |
Access route and cross-border requirements
Angel One’s US securities access disclosures state that access is offered through the IFSCA Global Access route and identify the company as an IFSCA-registered Global Access Provider. Those disclosures explain the regulatory route for the service, rather than its rollout timetable.
The launch follows approval from the International Financial Services Centre Authority for brokers to offer international investing through GIFT City.
For investors, accessing overseas securities also involves account activation, funding through the Liberalised Remittance Scheme, capital gains taxation and US dividend withholding tax. These are separate considerations from choosing a stock or ETF; the launch announcement does not set out detailed charges or tax calculations.
Conclusion
The next milestone is Angel One’s planned extension of the service to all users by mid-November 2026. Until then, availability remains limited to selected accounts.
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