Are DP Charges Applicable for Buy Today Sell Tomorrow BTST Transactions at FYERS

Are DP charges applicable for BTST (Buy Today, Sell Tomorrow) transactions at FYERS?

BTST trading lets you sell shares before they are fully settled in your demat account. If you're using this feature on FYERS, it’s helpful to know whether any charges apply—especially DP charges that are often overlooked.

What is BTST and Why Do DP Charges Apply?

In BTST (Buy Today Sell Tomorrow) trades, you purchase shares and sell them before they're credited to your demat account on the next trading day (T+1). At FYERS:

  • Shares are credited to your demat account on T+1
  • If sold before full settlement, they’re debited from your demat account
  • This debit action triggers a DP charge as per depository rules

DP Charges for BTST at FYERS

Here’s what you need to know:

  • ₹12.5 + 18% GST per stock (ISIN) per day
  • Charged once per ISIN per day, regardless of how many times you sell it that day
  • Applies only to sell-side BTST trades, not when you buy

Example

If you buy 100 shares of a company on Monday and sell them on Tuesday, a single DP charge is applied. Even if you sell the shares in two or more transactions on Tuesday, you’re charged only once for that ISIN on that day.

What If?

ScenarioSolution
You sell BTST shares in multiple orders on the same dayOnly one DP charge applies per ISIN for that day.
You sell shares after they are fully settled in your demat accountDP charges apply when shares are debited from your demat account, including delivery sell transactions.
You do BTST in two different FYERS accountsEach account will incur DP charges separately per ISIN.
You buy and sell shares on the same day, i.e., intradayDP charges do not apply because the shares are not debited from your demat account.
You want to know FYERS DP chargesRefer to this article.
You can track DP charges and other charges in the Reports > Ledger section on FYERS. For full details, check the complete FYERS Charges List.

Last updated: 24 Jun 2026