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The Zerodha Selling Charges Calculator helps investors calculate the brokerage fees and statutory charges applicable when selling securities through Zerodha trading platform. It provides accurate cost estimation for better trade planning.
The calculator uses the Zerodha selling charges formula:
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Explanation: The calculation includes STT of 0.025% on the sell side for equity delivery trades, which is the primary component of selling charges at Zerodha.
Details: Accurate calculation of selling charges is crucial for determining net profit/loss from trades, tax planning, and making informed investment decisions. Understanding these costs helps in optimizing trading strategies.
Tips: Enter the total trade value in Indian Rupees. The value must be greater than zero. The calculator will automatically compute the applicable selling charges based on Zerodha's current rate structure.
Q1: What exactly is included in the 0.025% charge?
A: The 0.025% primarily represents STT (Securities Transaction Tax) of 0.025% on the sell side for equity delivery trades, which is mandatory government tax.
Q2: Are there any additional charges beyond this 0.025%?
A: Yes, there may be additional charges like GST, SEBI charges, stamp duty, and exchange transaction charges, but these are typically very small amounts compared to STT.
Q3: Does Zerodha charge brokerage for equity delivery trades?
A: No, Zerodha offers zero brokerage on equity delivery trades. The charges shown here are statutory charges and taxes, not brokerage fees.
Q4: Is this calculation applicable for all types of trades?
A: This calculation is specifically for equity delivery trades. Intraday trades, F&O trades, and currency trades have different charge structures.
Q5: How accurate is this calculator for actual trading?
A: This calculator provides a close estimate of selling charges. For exact figures, always refer to Zerodha's official charge sheet and your trade contract note.