NRI Brokerage Charges for F&O Trading with FYERS

What are the brokerage charges for NRIs trading in the F&O segment?

The brokerage fee for NRIs trading in the Equity Futures & Options (F&O) segment is ₹50 per executed order. There are also monthly clearing charges imposed by Orbis Financials Private Limited, our appointed custodian for clearing F&O trades, which are set at ₹150 per crore for Futures and ₹1500 per crore for Options. NRIs must obtain a Custodial Participant (CP) code to engage in F&O trading. For a detailed explanation on how to obtain a CP code, please view our detailed guide here. Please note: NRIs are not permitted to participate in Equity Intraday, Currency Derivatives, and Commodity Derivatives segments.


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