Mutual fund investing on FYERS is cost-efficient and transparent. While there are no platform fees for purchasing mutual funds, certain regulatory charges and transaction-level costs do apply. Here’s a breakdown of stamp duty, DP charges, and how to view fund-level expenses like the expense ratio.
Yes, stamp duty is charged as per government regulations on all mutual fund purchases, including SIP instalments and switch-ins.
Example: For a ₹10,000 investment, ₹0.50 will be deducted as stamp duty before units are allotted.
Stamp duty is processed by the registrar (RTA) and is shown in your transaction statement and contract note.
Yes, a Depository Participant (DP) charge applies when you redeem (sell) mutual fund units:
| Scenario | Explanation |
|---|---|
| You want to check the tax impact before redeeming | Open the scheme page and review the Tax Implication section for Short-Term Capital Gains (STCG) and Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG) details. |
| You are unsure how the tax rules apply to you | Check the scheme details on FYERS, then consult a tax advisor for personalized guidance, since actual tax liability depends on your income, holding period, and eligibility. |
| You want zero transaction cost | As long as you do not redeem, there are no transaction charges. Buying and holding is free. |
| You invest via Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) | Stamp duty applies automatically to every Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) installment. |
| You switch between mutual fund schemes | Stamp duty applies to the amount invested in the new scheme. |
| You redeem your mutual fund units | Depository Participant (DP) charges apply per International Securities Identification Number (ISIN) at redemption. No stamp duty is charged. |
Last updated: 13 Apr 2026