<h1>Zero-brokerage equity trading and itemised fee disclosures reshape broker offerings, with revenues shifting to paid advisory services.</h1> Zero-brokerage trading accounts are described as eliminating broker commission on equity delivery transactions, with platforms providing itemised disclosure of brokerage, statutory levies, and taxes; the operative effect is increased price transparency and reduced transaction-cost uncertainty for investors when placing and holding equity trades. Traditional full-service brokers are described as shifting to hybrid pricing structures in which basic trades may be free or low-cost while advisory, research, and wealth-management services are separately fee-based; the operative effect is a reallocation of broker revenues from per-trade commissions to ancillary services. No statutory amendment, regulatory mandate, or enforceable legal prescription is reported; the developments are presented as market-led pricing and disclosure practices.