Every trader or investor has to pay brokerage charges to his stockbroker for using its platform to trade or invest. In case you want to open a Demat account with Angel One but don’t know how much brokerage in Angel One is, we are here to tell you about its brokerage charges.
Angel One is a hybrid broker and you can trade or invest in various segments of equity, currency and commodity.
It has adopted a hybrid model of brokerage imposition in which you have to pay brokerage in either a percentage of total turnover or a flat fee as per mandated by this stockbroker.
Let’s see the brokerage charges of Angel One.
Angel One Brokerage Charges
Here is the complete list of brokerage charges taken by Angel One for doing trading and investing.
| Angel One Brokerage Charges | |
| Trade Segment | Brokerage Charges |
| Equity Delivery | 0 |
| Equity Intraday | ₹ 20 / executed order or 0.25% (whichever is lower) |
| Equity Futures | |
| Equity Options | |
| Currency Futures | |
| Currency Options | |
| Commodity Futures | |
| Commodity Options |
Let’s understand how is brokerage calculated with an example.
Suppose you are doing Intraday trading with Angel One. You executed a buy order for 100 shares of Tata Steel for ₹110 per share and squared off this order for ₹ 115.
Trade Turnover = 100 x 110 + 115 x 100= ₹22500
Now Angel One intraday charges are ₹ 20 / executed order or 0.25% (whichever is lower)
Brokerage=0.25% of 22500=₹56.25
In this scenario, you have to pay a total brokerage of ₹40 (₹20 for a buy and another ₹20 for a sell order).
In a similar way, you can check the brokerage in other trading segments as well.
