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 (Depository Participant) charges that are often overlooked.
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:
For more on FYERS DP and Demat charges, refer to this article.
Here’s what you need to know:
You can view the complete charges list on the FYERS Charges List page.
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.
| Scenario | Outcome |
|---|---|
| You sell BTST shares in multiple orders on the same day | Yes, but only one DP charge applies per ISIN. |
| You sell shares after they are fully settled (after T+2) | No, DP charges do not apply once shares are fully settled. |
| You do BTST in two different FYERS accounts | Yes, each account will incur DP charges separately per ISIN. |
| You buy and sell shares on the same day (intraday) | No, DP charges do not apply for intraday trades. |
| You want to know all FYERS DP and AMC charges | Refer to this article. |
Last updated: 10 Oct 2025