For an MCX commodity futures trade, ATS charges 0.01% brokerage on trade value, CTT of 0.01% on the sell side, exchange transaction charges of 0.0026% on turnover, 18% GST, a SEBI fee of ₹20 per crore and stamp duty of 0.002% on the buy value.
Enter buy price, sell price and number of lots to see your brokerage, charges and net P&L.
Commodity futures on MCX cover gold, silver, copper, crude oil and natural gas, each with its own lot multiplier (gold 100, silver 30,000, copper 1,000, crude oil 100, natural gas 1,250). ATS charges 0.01% brokerage on trade value.
Instead of STT, commodities attract CTT (Commodity Transaction Tax) at 0.01% on the sell side. Choose your commodity and number of lots; the calculator applies the right multiplier and totals brokerage, CTT, exchange charges, GST, SEBI fee and stamp duty for your net P&L.
ATS charges 0.01% of the trade value as brokerage on commodity futures, applied across the round trip.
Lot multipliers differ by commodity: gold 100, silver 30,000, copper 1,000, crude oil 100 and natural gas 1,250. The calculator applies the correct multiplier when you pick a commodity.
Brokerage (0.01%), CTT (0.01% sell), exchange transaction charges (0.0026% of turnover), 18% GST, the SEBI fee (₹20/crore) and stamp duty (0.002% on buy).
No. Commodities attract CTT instead of STT. The mechanics are similar but CTT is governed under the commodity transaction tax rules.
Select the commodity, enter your buy price, sell price and number of lots — the calculator applies the lot multiplier and deducts all charges to show your net profit or loss.