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This is an estimate based on available fee structures. Actual costs may vary based on regulatory charges (STT, GST, SEBI fees), exchange charges, and specific trade conditions.
Delivery trades are when you buy stocks and hold them in your demat account for more than one trading day. Many brokers in India offer zero brokerage on delivery trades.
Intraday trades are when you buy and sell stocks on the same trading day. Brokers typically charge a flat fee (like โน20) or a percentage (like 0.03%) of the trade value, whichever is lower.
Apart from brokerage, you'll also pay Securities Transaction Tax (STT), GST on brokerage, SEBI turnover fees, exchange transaction charges, and stamp duty. These are government and exchange mandated charges.
AMC is an annual fee charged by brokers to maintain your trading and demat account. Some brokers charge โน0 (like Groww), while others charge โน300-400 per year (like Zerodha). This is charged regardless of trading activity.
Options trading typically has a flat fee per executed order (like โน20 per order). This is charged on each buy and sell transaction. High-volume options traders should look for brokers with lower per-order fees.