Zerodha Brokerage Calculator
Zerodha, one of the popular brokers, is a discount broker that is well known for its lowest brokerage charges and low commission. For traders and investors who want to get a clear idea about the brokerage, the platform provides a Zerodha brokerage calculator. This calculator helps to calculate brokerage charges along with other charges such as STT, exchange charges, GST, SEBI charges, stamp duty charges, etc.
The brokerage calculator helps traders and investors make wise trading and investing decisions. It enables the calculation of the brokerage charges before taking a trade in the market. So, you can also determine the target price by calculating these charges.
Further, let’s understand how the Zerodha brokerage calculator works and what will be the charges for intraday and delivery trades.
Stock Calculator
Fill in the details below to calculate various options.
Result
Note: Due to changes in brokerage plans and taxes, charges may vary.
How to calculate brokerage on the Zerodha brokerage calculator?
To calculate brokerage by using the brokerage calculator Zerodha, you simply need to enter a few details. You can follow these steps:
- Open the official website of the Zerodha Brokerage Calculator 2024.
- You will find 3 sections on the page – Equities- F&O, Currency, and Commodities.
- In the Equities- F&O section you will find 4 more sections: intraday equity, delivery equity, F&O futures, and F&O options.
- In currency and commodities, there are 2 segments- futures and options.
- Simply select in which segment you want to take a trade and calculate brokerage for.
- For equities enter details like buying price, selling price, and quantity. As you type in these details the brokerage charges and statutory charges will show up below.
- For currency options, you need to follow the same steps but there is one more column of strike price that you have to enter.
- For commodities you also need to enter the details like buying price, selling price, and quantity. Additionally, for commodities futures, you need to select a commodity for which you want to calculate brokerage and for commodities futures, you need to select a commodity along with strike price.
Let’s take examples of intraday and delivery brokerage calculations:
For intraday
For example,
Buying price = 1000
Selling price = 1100
Quantity = 400
Exchange= NSE
| Turnover | 840000 |
| Brokerage charges | 40 |
| STT total | 110 |
| Exchange transaction charge | 28.14 |
| Clearing charge | 0 |
| GST | 12.42 |
| SEBI charges | 0.84 |
| Stamp duty | 12 |
| Total tax and charges | 203.4 |
| Points to breakeven | 0.51 |
| Net P&L | 39796.6 |
For delivery
Buying price = 1000
Selling price = 1100
Quantity = 400
Exchange= NSE
| Turnover | 840000 |
| Brokerage charges | 0 |
| STT total | 840 |
| Exchange transaction charge | 28.14 |
| DP charge | 15.93 |
| GST | 5.22 |
| SEBI charges | 0.84 |
| Stamp duty | 60 |
| Total tax and charges | 950.13 |
| Points to breakeven | 2.38 |
| Net P&L | 39049 |
FAQs
Is the Zerodha calculator free to use
Yes, you can use the Zerodha brokerage calculator for free on the Zerodha website.
Are brokerage charges different for intraday and delivery?
Yes, brokerage charges are different for intraday and delivery. There are no brokerage charges for delivery and intraday it is 03% on the order value, up to Rs. 20.
How is brokerage calculated?
Zerodha brokerage is calculated by using the formula – No. of shares bought/sold * price of one stock * brokerage rate.
Does the Zerodha calculator provide accurate results?
Yes, the Zerodha calculator provides accurate results based on order value.