FYERS offers a transparent, capped brokerage model for both equity intraday and equity delivery trades. This ensures consistent cost efficiency—whether you trade frequently or invest long term.
Equity Intraday Brokerage at FYERS
For intraday equity trades:
- ₹20 per executed order, or
- 0.03% of the transaction value, whichever is lower
If your transaction value is small, you’ll likely pay less than ₹20 per order.
Example: If you place an intraday trade worth ₹10,000:
0.03% of ₹10,000 = ₹3. Since ₹3 is lower than ₹20, your brokerage will be ₹3 for that executed order.
You can estimate your intraday trading costs using the FYERS Brokerage Calculator or review all applicable fees through the FYERS Charges List.
FYERS caps brokerage per executed order, helping reduce trading costs for both high-volume and small-value intraday trades.
Equity Delivery Brokerage at FYERS
From 1 October 2024, FYERS updated its equity delivery brokerage as per SEBI’s “True to Label” circular. Delivery brokerage is now:
- 0.3% of the transaction value, or
- ₹20 per executed order, whichever is lower
This ensures brokerage remains capped at ₹20 per order, even for large delivery trades.
Previously, FYERS offered zero brokerage on delivery trades. The pricing was revised from 1 October 2024 in accordance with SEBI regulations. For details, refer to the Brokerage Revision Notice.
Use the FYERS Brokerage Calculator or the FYERS Charges List to verify the latest rates.
Brokerage on delivery trades is capped—you’ll never pay more than ₹20 per executed order, ensuring predictability and transparency.
What If...
| Scenario / Question | Outcome / Explanation |
|---|
| You place a large intraday order | Brokerage is capped at ₹20 per order, regardless of trade size. |
| You place several small intraday orders | Each executed order is charged 0.03% or ₹20, whichever is lower. |
| You cancel an intraday order | No brokerage is charged unless the order is executed. |
| You place a high-value delivery trade | Brokerage remains capped at ₹20 maximum. |
| You traded before 1 October 2024 | The earlier zero-brokerage policy applied to delivery trades. |
| You hold delivery stocks long term | Brokerage is charged only once—when the order is executed. |
| You want to know all FYERS brokerage and statutory charges | Refer to this article. |
| You want to know why FYERS does not offer zero brokerage | Refer to this article. |
Last updated: 09 Oct 2025
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