Arihant Capital charges & fees
Full fee schedule for Arihant Capital: brokerage by segment across every plan, demat (DP) charges, subscription fees, and the statutory charges (STT, GST, stamp duty, SEBI, exchange) that apply on every trade.
Charges verified 2026-06-13Brokerage by plan
Arihant Capital offers 2 plans. Brokerage shown is per executed order; "Free" means zero brokerage on that segment.
| Segment | ArihantPlus (Flat ₹20) | Arihant Classic |
|---|---|---|
| Equity delivery | Free | 0.3% |
| Equity intraday | ₹20 / 0.25% | 0.03% |
| Futures | ₹20 / 0.25% | 0.03% |
| Options | ₹20 / 0.25% | Flat ₹50/lot |
Which Arihant Capital plan fits whom
Arihant Capital runs 2 plans. The right one depends on how often you trade and which segments you use — not on the headline rate alone.
Not sure which one nets out cheaper for your trade size? Run both through the Arihant Capital brokerage calculator — switch plans in the dropdown to see the landed cost change.
Demat & account fees
Charged separately from brokerage. DP charges apply on equity delivery sells; subscription fees (if any) apply to the broker’s paid plan.
Statutory & exchange charges
These are set by the government and exchanges — they apply on every trade through any Indian broker, not just Arihant Capital. Values are percent of turnover (per side).
| Charge | Equity delivery | Equity intraday | Futures | Options |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| STT / CTT | 0.1% | 0.025% | 0.05% | 0.15% |
| Stamp duty | 0.015% | 0.003% | 0.002% | 0.003% |
| SEBI charges | 0.0001% | 0.0001% | 0.0001% | 0.0001% |
| Exchange txn charges | 0.00297% | 0.00297% | 0.00173% | 0.03503% |
| GST (on brokerage + SEBI + exch) | 18% | 18% | 18% | 18% |
STT is charged on the sell side for equity delivery and intraday, on the sell side for options (on premium) and both sides for futures. Stamp duty applies on the buy side only. GST is computed on the sum of brokerage + SEBI + exchange transaction charges. DP charges apply separately on delivery sells. The calculator handles all of this automatically.
The Arihant Capital brokerage calculator runs a real trade through these rates and breaks every charge out — brokerage, STT, GST, stamp duty, exchange, DP — by segment.
More on Arihant Capital: read the Arihant Capital review, compare the Arihant Capital demat account AMC and DP charges, run the numbers on the Arihant Capital brokerage calculator, or see Arihant Capital next to every broker in the brokerage charges comparison.
Back to Arihant Capital overviewFrequently asked
What people ask about Arihant Capital brokerage charges.
Equity delivery is free — ₹0 brokerage — on Arihant Capital's default ArihantPlus (Flat ₹20) plan. You pay no brokerage to buy and hold shares; only the statutory charges (STT, stamp duty, SEBI, exchange, GST) and a DP charge on the sell side apply. Other Arihant Capital plans may differ — see the brokerage table above.
Arihant Capital charges ₹20 / 0.25% on equity intraday, ₹20 / 0.25% on futures and ₹20 / 0.25% on options, per executed order. Run any trade through the Arihant Capital brokerage calculator to see the landed cost including STT, GST, exchange and stamp duty.
Yes — equity delivery is free (₹0 brokerage) on Arihant Capital's default ArihantPlus (Flat ₹20) plan. You still pay the unavoidable statutory charges (STT, stamp duty, SEBI, exchange, GST) plus a DP charge on the sell side.
Arihant Capital charges ₹20 per scrip as DP (depository participant) charges on the sell side of every equity delivery trade — flat, regardless of quantity. It is levied via the depository (CDSL/NSDL), separate from brokerage.
Account opening is Zero (free account opening) (one-time). Demat AMC is Approx. Rs 362 per year (per third-party reviews). These are separate from per-trade brokerage — see the Arihant Capital demat account page for the full recurring-cost picture.
Every Arihant Capital trade also carries statutory and exchange charges that are identical across all Indian brokers: STT/CTT, stamp duty (buy side), SEBI turnover fees, exchange transaction charges, and 18% GST on brokerage + SEBI + exchange. On small trades these often exceed the brokerage itself.