Zero brokerage. Nothing hidden.
SigmaFX charges no brokerage on any trade — not a flat fee, not a percentage of turnover. The only costs are the statutory charges levied by the government, SEBI and the exchanges, itemised at their live rate before you confirm the order and again on the contract note.
₹0 on every trade
No brokerage on the buy or the sell, on any segment, whatever the trade size. Not a flat fee, not a percentage of turnover — zero.
The account itself is free
Opening, running and funding a SigmaFX account costs nothing. With brokerage at zero too, the only thing you pay is the statutory charges every trade carries.
All you actually pay
Every Indian derivatives trade carries charges levied by the government, SEBI and the exchanges. We don't set these — but we show every one, at its live rate, before you confirm.
Securities / Commodities Transaction Tax (STT / CTT)
A government tax on the trade value, charged on the sell side of futures and on option premium (and on intrinsic value for options exercised at expiry). CTT is the commodity-market equivalent on MCX.
Exchange transaction charges
A fee the exchange (NSE, MCX or NSE IX) levies on the turnover of each trade. The rate differs by exchange and by segment.
SEBI turnover fee
A small regulatory charge on turnover levied by the Securities and Exchange Board of India.
Stamp duty
A state levy on the buy side of each trade, charged on the trade value.
GST
Goods & Services Tax at the prevailing rate, applied on the exchange transaction charge and the SEBI fee (there is no brokerage for it to apply to).
Exact statutory rates are notified by the government, SEBI and the exchanges and are revised from time to time. GST does not apply to STT/CTT or stamp duty. The binding figures always appear itemised on the order ticket and on your contract note.
See the charges on your own order.
Zero brokerage, and every statutory charge laid out before you ever confirm a trade.