For an intraday equity trade, ATS charges a flat ₹0.01 brokerage per order, plus STT at 0.025% on the sell side, exchange transaction charges of 0.00345%, 18% GST, a SEBI fee of ₹20 per crore and stamp duty of 0.015% on the buy value. Enter your buy price, sell price and quantity to see the exact net P&L.
Enter buy price, sell price and quantity to see your brokerage, charges and net P&L.
Intraday (MIS) trades are squared off the same day, so charges are lighter than delivery. With ATS you pay just ₹0.01 brokerage per order, and STT applies only at 0.025% on the sell side — there are no DP charges because shares are never delivered to your demat account.
This intraday brokerage calculator adds up brokerage, STT, exchange transaction charges, 18% GST, the SEBI turnover fee and stamp duty, then shows your net profit or loss and the price move (points to breakeven) you need just to cover costs.
Securities Transaction Tax (STT) on intraday equity is 0.025% and is charged only on the sell side of the trade.
No. DP (depository) charges apply only when shares are delivered to your demat account. Intraday positions are squared off the same day, so no DP charge is levied.
Brokerage (₹0.01/order), STT (0.025% sell), exchange transaction charges (0.00345% of turnover), 18% GST on brokerage plus exchange charges, the SEBI fee (₹20/crore) and stamp duty (0.015% on buy value).
The calculator divides your total charges by your quantity to show the per-share price move needed to break even. Your sell price must clear that amount above your buy price to profit.
Usually yes — intraday has lower brokerage at ATS (₹0.01 vs 0.10% on delivery), lower STT and no DP charges, though stamp duty is slightly higher on the buy side.