Brokerage Calculator

About Brokerage

Trading in securities involves several charges besides the purchasing price. One of the most important charges is the brokerage fee that a trader needs to pay to the concerned broker.

This brokerage fee is the remuneration a broker receives for facilitating trade. Typically, it is a percentage of the total trade value that is charged as brokerage.

Key Charges Included:
  • Brokerage: Fee charged by the broker
  • STT/CTT: Securities/Commodity Transaction Tax
  • Transaction Charges: Exchange fees
  • DP Charges: Depository participant fees
  • Stamp Duty: State government tax
  • SEBI Fees: Regulatory fees
  • GST: Goods and Services Tax
How to Use
  1. Choose your investment option - Equity, F&O, Commodity or Currency
  2. Select if it's 'Delivery' or 'Intraday' trading in Equity
  3. Select 'Futures' and 'Options' for F&O or other trades
  4. Enter the buy price and sell price
  5. Enter the buy/sell quantity
  6. Select the exchange from the dropdown
  7. Click on the 'Calculate Brokerage' button

The calculator will instantly show all applicable charges and deliver comprehensive results including brokerage, other charges, breakeven and net profit/loss amount.

Frequently Asked Questions

Brokerage is the fee charged by brokers for facilitating your trades in the stock market. It is the primary source of income for brokers and compensates them for providing trading platforms, research, and other services. The brokerage fee is typically a percentage of the trade value or a fixed amount per trade.

STT (Securities Transaction Tax) is levied by the Government of India on every purchase and sale of listed securities. CTT (Commodity Transaction Tax) is similar but applies to commodity futures contracts. These taxes are calculated as a percentage of the transaction value and vary based on the type of security and transaction.

GST (Goods and Services Tax) is charged at 18% on the brokerage fee and transaction charges. It is not applied to STT/CTT, stamp duty, or SEBI turnover fees. The GST amount is calculated on the sum of brokerage and transaction charges only.

DP (Depository Participant) charges are levied by depositories like NSDL and CDSL for providing dematerialization services. These charges are typically applied when you sell securities from your demat account. Angel One charges Rs. 20 plus GST per debit transaction for delivery trades.

Our brokerage calculator uses current market rates and regulatory charges to provide accurate calculations. However, actual charges may vary slightly due to changes in government policies, exchange rates, or broker-specific terms. Always verify with your broker for the most up-to-date charges.

Trade Smarter with Our Brokerage Calculator

Understanding your trading costs is essential for successful investing. Our comprehensive brokerage calculator helps you calculate all applicable charges including brokerage, STT, transaction fees, GST, and other regulatory charges before you place your trades.

Accurate Calculations

Precise brokerage and charges calculation using current market rates and regulatory fees

Complete Breakdown

Detailed analysis of all trading charges including hidden fees and regulatory costs

Maximize Profits

Know your exact breakeven points and net P&L to make informed trading decisions

Whether you're trading in equity, futures and options, commodities, or currency, our calculator provides instant results with comprehensive charge breakdowns. Plan your trades better by understanding the impact of various charges on your overall profitability. Make informed investment decisions and optimize your trading strategy with accurate cost analysis.