For a currency futures trade, ATS charges 0.01% brokerage on trade value, exchange transaction charges of 0.0009% (NSE) or 0.00022% (BSE), 18% GST, a SEBI fee of ₹20 per crore and stamp duty of 0.002% on the buy value. There is no STT on currency derivatives.
Enter buy price, sell price and number of lots to see your brokerage, charges and net P&L.
Currency futures (like USDINR, EURINR, GBPINR and JPYINR) are quoted per unit, and each lot is 1,000 units. ATS charges 0.01% brokerage on trade value, and importantly there is no STT on currency derivatives.
Enter your buy and sell prices and the number of lots; the calculator applies the 1,000-unit multiplier automatically. It totals brokerage, exchange charges, 18% GST, the SEBI fee and stamp duty, then shows net P&L and breakeven.
ATS charges 0.01% of the trade value as brokerage on currency futures, applied across both legs of the round trip.
Each currency futures lot is 1,000 units of the base currency. The calculator multiplies your price by lots × 1,000 to compute contract value.
Brokerage (0.01%), exchange transaction charges (0.0009% on NSE / 0.00022% on BSE), 18% GST on brokerage plus exchange charges, the SEBI fee (₹20/crore) and stamp duty (0.002% on buy). No STT.
Yes — exchange transaction charges differ: 0.0009% on NSE versus 0.00022% on BSE for currency futures. Use the exchange toggle to compare.