Bought some shares through AKD Securities yesterday, and today I noticed Rs. 300 was deducted with the description “UIN Registration Charges.”
Is this a one-time charge, or is it something that gets deducted whenever you buy shares?
Anyone using AKD who can clarify?
I’m new to PSX and currently confused about which broker I should go with: AKD Securities or JS Global.
Today, I received confirmation from AKD Securities that my account should be created within 2–3 working days. However, I also received an email from JS Global asking me to submit the initial deposit and some additional information to complete the account creation process.
Now I’m wondering whether I should proceed with AKD or go with JS Global.
For those who have experience with either of these brokers, which one would you recommend for a beginner? I’d especially appreciate feedback on their app, customer support, fees/charges, account management, and overall experience.
Any advice would be appreciated!
Our team is discussing whether we should move from Flutter to Capacitor because we want to support Web, Android, and iOS with a single codebase.
We already have a fairly large production POS-style application built in Flutter, and rebuilding/migrating everything feels expensive and risky from both development and maintenance perspectives.
The system is also designed as a white-label solution, meaning we maintain many client-specific app variants (flavors) from a single codebase. Each client can have:
On top of that, the application already includes:
Given this setup, the complexity is already high, and the idea of migrating to Capacitor introduces a major architectural decision.
I’m trying to understand whether a migration actually makes sense, or if staying with Flutter (and possibly using Flutter Web) is the better long-term approach.
Would really appreciate insights from anyone who has handled similar architecture or migration decisions.
Our team is discussing whether we should move from Flutter to Capacitor because we want to support Web, Android, and iOS with a single codebase.
We already have a fairly large production POS-style application built in Flutter, and rebuilding/migrating everything feels expensive and risky from both development and maintenance perspectives.
The system is also designed as a white-label solution, meaning we maintain many client-specific app variants (flavors) from a single codebase. Each client can have:
On top of that, the application already includes:
Given this setup, the complexity is already high, and the idea of migrating to Capacitor introduces a major architectural decision.
I’m trying to understand whether a migration actually makes sense, or if staying with Flutter (and possibly using Flutter Web) is the better long-term approach.
For developers who have worked with both:
Would really appreciate insights from anyone who has handled similar architecture or migration decisions.