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How this calculator works

Every trade in India carries two kinds of cost:

  • Broker charges differ by broker: brokerage per executed order and DP (depository) charges when you sell shares from your demat.
  • Statutory charges are the same everywhere: Securities Transaction Tax (STT), exchange transaction charges, SEBI turnover fee, stamp duty, and 18% GST on brokerage + exchange + SEBI fees.

The calculator assumes one buy order and one sell order on NSE. If your order is split into several executions, some brokers may charge brokerage per executed order. Options charges use the premium value; STT on options is charged on the sell side.

Rates used

ChargeDeliveryIntradayFuturesOptions
STT0.1% buy & sell0.025% sell0.05% sell0.15% sell (premium)
NSE transaction0.00307%0.00307%0.00183%0.03553% (premium)
Stamp duty (buy)0.015%0.003%0.002%0.003%
SEBI fee₹10 per crore
GST18% on brokerage + transaction + SEBI charges (and DP charges)

Sources: each broker's official charges page (see the full list). STT rates for F&O apply from 1 April 2026.

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Note: This is an educational estimate, not a contract note. Your broker's actual charges can differ (rounding, order splits, plans, offers). Always check your contract note and the broker's official rate card.