How to read your funds statement on Console

Tue, 12 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

The funds statement, called the Ledger, on Zerodha Console is a chronological record of every financial transaction in your trading account. It shows fund additions, withdrawals, brokerage and charges, trade settlement credits and debits, dividend credits, and other account events. Reading the ledger accurately is essential for reconciling your trading account, verifying that deposits and withdrawals have been processed correctly, and preparing data for income-tax filings. This guide explains how to access the ledger, what each entry type means, how to filter and navigate the data, and how to export it.

Console Funds statement / Ledger

Mon, 11 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Overview

The Console Funds statement – also referred to as the Ledger within Zerodha Console – is a transaction-by-transaction record of every monetary entry that affects a client’s trading account. It is the cash equivalent of the demat statement: whereas the demat statement tracks securities, the Funds statement tracks the rupee balance in the account. Every fund transfer in or out, brokerage and statutory charge debit, exchange settlement credit or debit, and quarterly settlement transfer appears as a dated row.

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How to read your funds statement on Console

Console Funds statement / Ledger

Overview