For an equity futures trade, ATS charges a flat ₹0.01 brokerage per order, STT of 0.01% on the sell side, exchange transaction charges of 0.05% of turnover, 18% GST, a SEBI fee of ₹20 per crore and stamp duty of 0.002% on the buy value. There are no DP charges on futures.
Enter buy price, sell price and quantity to see your brokerage, charges and net P&L.
Equity futures let you trade a contract on an index or stock with leverage. ATS charges a flat ₹0.01 brokerage per order — so cost is dominated by statutory charges rather than brokerage. STT is low at 0.01% on the sell side.
Enter your buy and sell prices and the total contract quantity (lots × lot size). The calculator totals brokerage, STT, exchange transaction charges, 18% GST, the SEBI turnover fee and stamp duty, then shows your net P&L and breakeven.
STT on equity futures is 0.01% and is charged only on the sell side of the trade.
No. Futures are cash-settled contracts and do not move shares to your demat account, so no DP charge applies.
Enter the total contract quantity, i.e. number of lots multiplied by the lot size. The calculator uses this to compute turnover and all charges.
Brokerage is the fee you pay to trade (₹0.01/order at ATS). Margin is the upfront capital the exchange requires to hold the position — use the ATS margin calculator for that.
With ATS’s ₹0.01 flat brokerage, the bulk of cost comes from exchange transaction charges, STT on the sell side, GST and the SEBI fee.