Goodwill

Goodwill Information

Founded in 2012 and registered in India, Goodwill offers a variety of trading instruments, including stocks, derivatives, commodities, and funds, and supports trading through its proprietary platform, GIGAPRO. Although it offers mobile device support and various customer support channels, the company is not regulated and lacks detailed information about account features and fee structure. Investors should exercise caution.

Pros & Cons

Is Goodwill Legit?

Goodwill is not regulated. Traders should exercise caution and use funds prudently when trading.

What Can I Trade on Goodwill?

Goodwill specializes in trading equities, derivatives, commodities, and funds.

Account Types

Goodwill offers Demat accounts for traders to conduct transactions. There is no fee for opening a Demat account.

Trading Platform

Goodwill supports transactions through the GIGAPRO platform, which supports mobile apps and is very convenient.

Deposit and Withdrawal

Goodwill accepts payments via eCms, NEFT, or RTGS. Goodwill has fixed accounts, and traders must process deposits and withdrawals through fixed accounts.

Deposits: Deposits made after 3:00 p.m. and on holidays will be processed on the next business day.