What is the STT/CTT at FYERS?

What is the Security/Commodity Transaction Tax (STT/CTT) at FYERS?

The Securities/Commodities Transaction Tax (STT/CTT) is a government-imposed tax on transactions made on exchanges. Here’s the updated breakdown as per the latest guidelines:
Segment
STT/CTT Rate
Equity Delivery
0.1% on buy & sell
Equity Intraday
0.025% on sell side
Equity Futures
0.01% on sell side
Equity Options
0.05% on sell side (on premium)
Commodities Futures
0.01% on sell side
Commodities Options
0.05% on sell side (on premium)

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