The SEBI turnover fee is the charge levied by the capital market regulator, Securities and Exchange Board of India, to cover the expenses it has incurred in carrying out its duties. A constant fee of ₹5 per crore of turnover or transaction value is charged on all trades executed on any registered Exchange in India.
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Taxes and Statutory charges are levied as below:- Securities/ Commodity transaction tax (STT/CTT) is a direct tax, similar to TCS or TDS, levied by the govt. For transactions executed on any recognized exchange in India. STT is charged at 0.1% on ...
What are Call & Trade Charges ?
There are no charges for call & trade for normal users and ₹50 per order for Z20 clients.
What are auction Settlement Charges?
>1% Auction settlement charges are levied on auction rate. >In case of Market Auction, Auction rate are provided by Exchange and plus 1% Auction settlement charges is levied on the same. In case of Internal Auction, Auction rate are consider the buy ...
What are Intersettlement pool charges?
lntersettlement/ Beneficiary to pool transfer charges is 0.04% (Minimum Rs.25 per scrip) & for Z20 client it is Rs.20 per executed order or 0.05%
What are auto square-off charges ?
Square off charges is nothing but intraday charges, same will be levied as per the brokerage plan opted by the client.