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SBI SecuritiesAn SBI Group Company

Brokerage Calculator

Calculate exact brokerage, STT, transaction charges, and net profit/loss for your trades on NSE and BSE

Charges Breakdown

Brokerage
Rs 100.00
STT (Securities Transaction Tax)
Rs 21.00
Transaction Charges
Rs 0.68
GST (18%)
Rs 18.12
SEBI Turnover Charges
Rs 0.02
Stamp Duty
Rs 1.50
Total ChargesRs 141.32
Net Profit/Loss+Rs 858.68
Breakeven PriceRs 101.41

SBI Securities Brokerage Charges

SegmentBrokerageSTT
Delivery0.50% or Rs 100 (whichever is lower)0.1% (both sides)
Intraday0.05% or Rs 40 (whichever is lower)0.025% (sell side)
Futures0.03% or Rs 40 (whichever is lower)0.0125% (sell side)
OptionsRs 40 flat per lot0.0625% (on premium sold)

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Key Points

  • Lowest brokerage for delivery trades
  • Flat Rs 40 for F&O trades
  • No hidden charges
  • Free equity research reports

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the brokerage charges at SBI Securities?

SBI Securities charges 0.50% for delivery trades (max Rs 100), 0.05% for intraday (max Rs 40), 0.03% for futures (max Rs 40), and flat Rs 40 per lot for options trading.

What is STT and how is it calculated?

Securities Transaction Tax (STT) is a tax levied by the government on securities transactions. For delivery, it is 0.1% on both buy and sell. For intraday, it is 0.025% on sell side only. For futures, it is 0.0125% on sell side. For options, it is 0.0625% on premium sold.

What are transaction charges?

Transaction charges are fees levied by stock exchanges (NSE/BSE) for executing trades. NSE charges 0.00322% for equity and 0.00188% for F&O. BSE charges 0.00275% for equity.

What is stamp duty on stock trades?

Stamp duty is a state-level tax on transfer of securities. It is charged at 0.015% for equity delivery and 0.003% for intraday/F&O on the buy side only.

How to calculate breakeven point?

The breakeven point is the price at which your trade covers all charges with zero profit or loss. It is calculated by adding total charges to your buy price and dividing by quantity.

Is GST charged on brokerage?

Yes, GST at 18% is charged on brokerage and transaction charges. This is a government tax and applies to all brokers in India.

Understanding Brokerage Charges in India

When you trade stocks in India, several charges are deducted from your trading account. Understanding these charges is crucial for calculating your actual profits and making informed trading decisions.

Types of Trading Charges

Brokerage

Commission charged by the broker for executing trades. Varies by broker and transaction type.

STT (Securities Transaction Tax)

Government tax on securities transactions. Rates vary for delivery, intraday, and F&O.

Exchange Charges

Fees charged by NSE/BSE for using their trading platform. Small percentage of turnover.

GST

18% GST is applicable on brokerage and transaction charges.

Why Use This Brokerage Calculator?

  • Calculate exact charges before placing trades
  • Understand your breakeven point
  • Compare costs across different transaction types
  • Plan your trades for maximum profitability
  • Avoid surprises in your contract notes