IPFT Charges on NSE Trades Explained

What are the IPFT charges on NSE Trades?

The IPFT (Investor Protection Fund Trust) charges on NSE trades safeguards investors from potential defaults by trading or clearing members. It applies to both buy and sell transactions, based on the turnover.

Here’s a breakdown of IPFT charges:
NSE Segment
IPFT Charges
Equity Intraday
₹10 per crore
Equity Delivery
₹10 per crore
Equity Futures
₹10 per crore
Equity Options
₹50 per crore

Example: If you buy 100 shares of Reliance at ₹2000 and sell at ₹2100, your turnover is ₹4,10,000. The IPFT fee would be ₹0.41 (calculated as ₹4,10,000 * 10 / 1,00,00,000).
For detailed fee estimation, try our Brokerage Calculator.

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