How-to Funds Display Kite

How to fix missing decimal values on the Kite funds page

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When the Kite funds page shows rupee values rounded to whole rupees (e.g., “Rs 1,000” instead of “Rs 1,000.45”), the underlying value is correct; only the display is rounded. This is almost always a client-side rendering issue.

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Step-by-step procedure

Six steps per the procedure infobox. The notes below cover each cause.

Cause 1: browser zoom

If the browser zoom is below 100% (e.g., 90%), some columns collapse and Kite may render only the integer portion to fit the available width. Reset to 100%.

Cause 2: OS-level font scaling

Windows / macOS allow font scaling outside the default. At 125% or 150% font scaling, columns can overflow and render only partially. Default OS scaling (100%) is best for Kite web.

Cause 3: column width too narrow

If you resized a column manually (where Kite supports column resizing), values may truncate. Reset by:

  • Right-clicking the column header > Auto-fit.
  • Or hard-refresh to reset to defaults.

Cause 4: cache mismatch

A stale CSS asset can lay out columns incorrectly. Hard-refresh (Ctrl+Shift+R / Cmd+Shift+R) fetches fresh assets.

Cause 5: browser extension

A CSS-injecting extension can override Kite’s defaults. Test in incognito; if decimals appear, an extension is responsible.

Verifying the underlying value

For accounting / reconciliation, do not rely on the visually rounded value. Check:

  1. Console > Funds (shows full precision).
  2. Console > Reports > Charges Statement.
  3. Bank statement (when funds settle).

The actual cash balance is precise to paise; only the Kite web display can be rounded for column-width reasons.

When the rounding is intentional

Some Kite builds intentionally round to whole rupees on the funds-page summary tile (for legibility), with the full precision available on the detail panel. If the rounded display is on a summary tile and the detail shows full precision, this is by design.

See also

External references

References

  1. Zerodha Support, Funds page display, support.zerodha.com.
  2. Zerodha Console, Full-precision funds report, console.zerodha.com.

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