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Brokerage Calculator
See the full cost of a trade before you place it. The Arrow brokerage calculator breaks down brokerage, STT, exchange transaction charges, stamp duty, SEBI fees and GST for equity delivery, intraday, futures and options trades on NSE and BSE.
- Equity, Futures & Options
- NSE & BSE
- Zero delivery brokerage
Cost breakdown
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Enter a buy price, sell price and quantity to see turnover, every charge and your net P&L.
What is a brokerage calculator?
Brokerage calculators are essential tools in the stock market, widely used by investors and traders to estimate the commission charged by brokers for executing trades. When buying or selling stocks, various fees apply beyond brokerage — stamp duty, exchange transaction charges and Securities Transaction Tax (STT) among them.
The Arrow brokerage calculator covers both equity and F&O transactions and factors in every statutory levy, giving you a complete picture of your potential net profit or loss after charges. Understanding these costs before you trade is crucial, because they directly impact your overall returns.
Levied by the government and exchanges. DP charges apply on equity delivery sell transactions. Exchange transaction charges may vary depending on the category of the stock — confirm final figures on your contract note.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a brokerage calculator?
A brokerage calculator estimates every charge applied to a trade before you place it — brokerage, Securities Transaction Tax (STT), exchange transaction charges, stamp duty, SEBI turnover fees, IPFT and GST. It turns those costs into a single total and shows your net profit or loss after charges, so you know the exact price at which a trade breaks even.
How is brokerage calculated on Arrow?
Equity delivery trades are brokerage-free. For equity intraday and futures, brokerage is 0.03% of the transaction value capped at ₹20 per executed order. Options are charged a flat ₹20 per executed order. Statutory levies such as STT, stamp duty and exchange charges are then added on top.
Which charges does this calculator include?
Every recurring charge on an NSE or BSE trade: brokerage, STT, exchange transaction charges, stamp duty on the buy side, SEBI turnover charges, IPFT on NSE and 18% GST on brokerage, exchange and SEBI charges. DP charges apply separately on equity delivery sell transactions.
What does points to breakeven mean?
Points to breakeven is the total charges divided by the quantity traded. It is the minimum price movement needed for the trade to cover its own costs — anything beyond that level is real profit.
Are these charges exact?
The figures follow published exchange and government rates for the selected segment and exchange. Exchange transaction charges can vary with the category of the stock, so treat the output as a close estimate and confirm the final numbers on your contract note.