I was wondering the same thing. It's a shame Robinhood appears to be US only or I'd have signed up for it off the back of this discussion.

Barclays, Lloyds and probably HSBC.

They have trading accounts with ISA. It's not free but the fees for mutual funds, ETFs and most products are fairly reasonable.

However if you intend to do daily trading, I suggest you reconsider before you loose a lot of money. It's not that the fees are higher than the gains (they are), it's that it's very risky and good way to lose a lot of money.

There's an Indian equivalent called Zerodha [0].

They also offer an API they call Kite Connect [1].

[0] https://zerodha.com/

[1] https://kite.trade/

There's a few in the works, but none live yet that I know of.

Also, since they're not yet live I can't vouch for them, but here's an example: https://freetrade.io/

I'm also looking for something like that. I have used Plus500 for a few months and didn't really enjoy it. I cannot lower the leverage (or that's what support says) and the overnight fees were eating up my profits.

Most Investment trusts have low cost saving schemes which is a good way to start investing which is how I did it £50 p month in 3 big IT's