Taxation Integration Zerodha

Quicko integration with Zerodha

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Quicko-Zerodha integration auto-imports trading and investment data from Zerodha Console for tax computation and ITR filing.

What gets imported

DataSource
Equity trades and capital gainsConsole > Tax P&L
F&O P&LConsole > Tax P&L
Intraday tradesConsole
MF capital gainsCoin > Capital Gains
Dividend incomeConsole
Tradebook (detailed trades)Console

How to connect

  1. Login to Quicko with email / Google.
  2. Add Zerodha as a broker.
  3. Authenticate via Zerodha login + OTP.
  4. Quicko fetches the FY data.
  5. Review imported figures.

Privacy

Quicko uses read-only API access; cannot place trades or modify your account. Per SEBI / IT Department compliance.

Benefits

  • Saves hours of manual data entry.
  • Correct classification of STCG / LTCG / F&O.
  • Auto-handling of buyback / merger / bonus / split.
  • Tax loss harvesting suggestions.

When manual entry still needed

  • Trades from other brokers (Quicko supports multiple, but check coverage).
  • Personal off-market transactions.
  • Some legacy or unusual transactions.

See also

External references

References

  1. Quicko, Zerodha integration, quicko.com.
  2. Zerodha, Console tax reports, support.zerodha.com.

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