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Paytm Money Brokerage Calculator

App-first discount broker from the Paytm group. ₹20 or 2.5% on delivery, ₹20 or 0.05% on intraday, flat ₹20 on F&O.

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About the Paytm Money brokerage calculator

Paytm Money is the Paytm group's app-first discount broker. Equity delivery is charged at ₹20 or 2.5% per order, whichever is lower — a notably higher percentage cap than most discount brokers, though the ₹20 floor still applies on most retail-sized trades. Intraday is ₹20 or 0.05% (whichever lower), and futures and options are a flat ₹20 per executed order. Paytm Money charges zero demat AMC and a DP charge of ₹17.70, slightly below the ₹20 industry standard.

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KEEP IN MIND

Paytm Money's 2.5% delivery cap is far higher than the 0.1%–0.3% caps used by most discount brokers, so it only protects you up to roughly ₹800 turnover per leg before the percentage would exceed ₹20 — in practice, almost all retail trades land on the ₹20 flat fee anyway, but it's worth checking for larger delivery positions.

Worked example — Intraday: 100 shares, ₹1,000 → ₹1,010

On a 100-share intraday trade bought at ₹1,000 and sold at ₹1,010 through Paytm Money, the brokerage component comes to ₹40.00 and total charges across brokerage, STT, exchange fees, SEBI fee, stamp duty and GST add up to ₹82.72. On a gross profit of ₹1,000 (before charges), that leaves a net P&L of ₹917.28 — run your own numbers in the calculator above for any price, quantity or segment.

How Paytm Money compares

BrokerAMC (demat)DP charge (per sell)Delivery brokerage (buy+sell, ₹1L turnover)
Paytm Money ₹0/yr ₹17.70 ₹40.00
Zerodha ₹300.00/yr ₹15.34 Free
Groww ₹0/yr ₹20.00 ₹40.00

Delivery brokerage shown is the round-trip charge (buy + sell legs combined) on a ₹1,00,000 turnover trade, for like-for-like comparison — see each broker's own page for their exact formula.

Frequently asked questions

Does Paytm Money charge brokerage on delivery trades?
Yes — Paytm Money charges ₹20 or 2.5% per order (whichever lower) on equity delivery. Because 2.5% is a high percentage cap, the ₹20 flat fee applies on almost all retail-sized trades.
What does Paytm Money charge for F&O trading?
Futures and options are both charged at a flat ₹20 per executed order, applied separately to the buy and sell legs.
Does Paytm Money charge AMC?
No, Paytm Money charges ₹0 annual maintenance charge on its demat account.
What is Paytm Money's DP charge?
Paytm Money charges ₹17.70 (inclusive of GST) per scrip, per day, as DP charge on delivery sells — slightly below the ₹20 charged by most other discount brokers.

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Terms, regulatory notes & disclosures

This calculator is built for educational and estimation purposes, referencing publicly available SEBI, NSE, BSE and MCX circulars along with each broker's published rate card. Actual charges on your contract note may vary.

01Securities Transaction Tax (STT)

STT is levied by the Government of India under the Securities Transaction Tax Act, 2004, and collected by the exchange on every executed trade. Equity delivery attracts 0.1% on both buy and sell legs; equity intraday attracts 0.025% on the sell leg only. Futures attract 0.05% on the sell-side turnover and options attract 0.15% on the sell-side premium, per the rates effective 1 April 2026 (Union Budget 2026-27). STT is non-refundable and applies irrespective of profit or loss.

02Exchange transaction charges

NSE and BSE levy transaction charges on turnover to fund exchange operations and infrastructure, as specified in their respective circulars. These charges differ by segment (equity, futures, options) and are charged to the broker, who passes them through to the client. Rates are revised periodically by the exchange and published on nseindia.com and bseindia.com.

03SEBI turnover fees

Under SEBI (Regulation of Fees) regulations, a turnover fee of ₹10 per crore (0.0001%) is charged on the total transaction value to fund SEBI's regulatory functions. This is a flat statutory levy uniformly applied across all brokers and segments.

04Stamp duty

Stamp duty on securities transactions is levied under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899, as amended by the Finance Act, 2019, and is charged uniformly pan-India on the buy-side consideration, collected by the depository/exchange. Rates: 0.015% for equity delivery, 0.003% for intraday and options premium, and 0.002% for futures.

05GST

Goods and Services Tax at 18% is levied on brokerage and on exchange transaction & SEBI charges (the "taxable services" component), under the CGST/SGST or IGST Act depending on the client's registered state. GST is not applicable on STT, stamp duty, or the SEBI turnover fee itself, as these are statutory levies, not services.

06DP (Depository Participant) charges

When you sell shares held in your demat account, your Depository Participant (broker) levies a DP charge (typically ₹13–₹25 + GST per scrip, per day), payable to CDSL/NSDL for debiting securities from your demat account. This is separate from brokerage and applies only on delivery sells, not on intraday or F&O trades.

Disclaimer: Figures shown by this calculator are estimates based on publicly published broker rate cards and SEBI/exchange circulars believed accurate as of June 2026. Brokerage plans, STT, exchange transaction charges, SEBI fees and stamp duty rates are subject to change by the respective broker, exchange, SEBI or the Government of India without notice. Accelpix is an NSE-authorized data vendor and does not act as a stockbroker, investment adviser, or research analyst. Nothing on this page constitutes investment advice, a recommendation to trade with any particular broker, or a guarantee of charges that will appear on your contract note. Always verify exact charges with your broker's official rate card and your daily contract note before making trading decisions. Trading in equity, derivatives and commodities involves risk of financial loss.