What Charges Apply to Same-Day Equity Delivery Squaring Off?
If you initiate and conclude a position in equities within the same day, it's categorized as an intraday transaction. Accordingly, the brokerage charged will be either ₹20 per executed order or 0.01%, whichever suits the trade's nature - be it delivery or intraday.
However, should you opt for delivery through CNC, rest assured no brokerage fees apply.
For precise calculations on brokerage and related charges, our Brokerage Calculator comes highly recommended. For insights into equity intraday margins, please explore our margin calculator.
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