Re: new cheapest broker is here. Zerodha
Hello Zerodha,
Though this has been discussed earlier, I have a question on clearing charges.
I had placed an order as below with my current broker.
order: Sell 4 lots NIFTY 5700 at Rs. 175
Total premium: 35000
The transaction charge and clearing charge applied are:
Transaction charge: 17.50
Clearing Charges : 35.25
I can understand the transaction charge as 0.05% x 35000 = 17.50
But I don't see they charged 0.03% on 35k as clearing charge.
When I asked, they said clearing charge is 0.003% and is applied on strike+premium.
so for my case it is 0.003%[(5700+175)x200] = 35.25
I am confused now. what is the exact equation for clearing charge?
Can you confirm, for Zerodha, whether it is applied on total premium only or (strike+premium)xqty?
which is true from below for Zerodha for clearing charge?
- 0.03% of premium
- 0.003% of (strike+premium)xqty
Hi,
With Zerodha
NSE transaction charge for options is : Rs 5000/crore of premium( 0.05%)..(which is fixed)..
Clearing charge, which is charged as part of transaction charge is : Rs 3000/crore(0.03%)..
Now the cost of clearing for a broker keeps reducing as the total turnover done by clients keep going up...
For now, with us, total transaction charge would be Rs 8000/crore of premium turnover..
So, if you buy a nifty option at 100 rs and sell.. Your turnover is Rs 10000.. hence your transaction charge would be Rs 8.
In the scenario mentioned above, transaction charge(including clearing charge) together would be around Rs 25
Hope this clarifies to you and everyone else...One of the most misunderstood bits in option trading by a lot of clients... Cheers...