Brokerage charges comparison

It prices one NSE buy order and one sell order at the same quantity using the same calculation as each broker’s calculator. The total includes brokerage, STT, exchange, GST, SEBI, stamp duty and standard delivery DP charges. AMC, account opening, plan subscriptions, financing and other fees are excluded. Estimated DP rates are labelled; actual contract-note charges and debit grouping can differ.

Enter whole lots and the actual lot size for your contract. Quantity is lots multiplied by lot size; the initial 25-unit lot size is only an example. Prices are per unit and options use premium. Blank or invalid inputs suppress rankings until corrected; zero prices are allowed.

Compare four things per broker: equity delivery brokerage (often free at discount brokers), intraday and F&O brokerage (usually a flat ₹20 or less), the demat AMC, and DP charges on sell trades. This table lists all of them side by side for every live broker. Brokerage is only part of the cost — statutory charges (STT, stamp duty, exchange, SEBI, GST) apply on top and are identical across brokers.

Use the Price one trade panel to compare estimated total charges for your quantity, prices and segment. It ranks the recorded default plans initially; changing a plan can change the order. Lower estimated trade charges do not measure service quality, and recurring fees are separate.

No. Brokerage is just the broker's fee. Total trading cost also includes STT/CTT, exchange transaction charges, the SEBI turnover fee, stamp duty, 18% GST on brokerage + SEBI + exchange + DP, and DP charges on the sell side of delivery. On small trades the statutory charges often exceed the brokerage itself.

No — this table shows each broker's own brokerage plus demat AMC, opening and DP charges. Statutory and exchange charges (STT, stamp duty, SEBI, exchange transaction charges, GST) are set by the government and exchanges and apply identically at every broker. The brokerage calculator on each broker page adds them in for a specific trade.