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SAHI Pricing: Clear, Simple Trading Charges

Trade with Zero Brokerage for 30 days. Then pay just ₹10 per order. No tricks. No surprises.

SAHI keeps pricing simple so you can focus on trading, not calculating costs. Here's exactly what you'll pay—broken down clearly.

Your First 30 Days: Brokerage Free

When you open a SAHI account, you trade for Zero brokerage for 30 days after your account is ready to trade. This means:

  • Zero brokerage

    on all trades (stocks, F&O, IPO, ETFs)

  • No account opening charges

  • No annual maintenance fees

    (AMC)

  • No platform fees

Explore and trade via SAHI's options scalper mode and options strategy builder, use scanners and SAHI AI to get insights without worrying about charges.

After 30 Days: Flat ₹10 Per Order

Once your free period ends, you pay a flat brokerage of ₹10 per executed order. This applies across all segments.

₹10 per order

Detailed Breakdown of Brokerage Charges

SegmentBrokerage Per OrderWhat You Pay
Stocks/ETFs Intraday₹10 or 0.05%Whichever is lower
Stocks/ETFs Delivery₹10 or 0.05%Whichever is lower
Futures (Nifty, Sensex, Bank Nifty, Stock Futures)₹10 flat₹10 per order, any order quantity up to freeze quantity
Options (Nifty, Sensex, Bank Nifty, Stock)₹10 flat₹10 per order
IPO₹0 (Free)Apply to as many IPOs as you want, zero charges
Commodity Futures₹10 flat₹10 per order, any order quantity up to freeze quantity
Commodity Options₹10 flat₹10 per order, any order quantity up to freeze quantity

Example: If you buy 1 lot of Bank Nifty futures and then sell it, you pay ₹10 + ₹10 = ₹20 total brokerage. Compare this with percentage-based brokers who charge ₹50–100 for the same trade or other discount brokers who charge ₹20 + ₹20 = ₹40.

Other Charges: What Else Do You Pay?

Apart from brokerage, there are statutory charges levied by the government and stock exchanges. These are the same across all brokers in India—SAHI doesn't control or profit from these.

Statutory Charges Breakdown

Charge TypeEquityFutures & OptionsCommodities
IntradayDeliveryFuturesOptionsFuturesOptions
STT / CTT (Securities/Commodities Transaction Tax) 0.025%Sell 0.1%BuySell 0.05%Sell 0.15% (on premium)Sell 0.01%Sell 0.05%Sell
Stamp Duty 0.003%Buy 0.015%Buy 0.002%Buy 0.003%Buy 0.002%Buy 0.003%Buy
Exchange Transaction charge NSE: 0.0030699%BuySell NSE: 0.0030699%Sell NSE: 0.0018299%BuySell NSE: 0.0355299% (on premium)BuySell MCX: 0.0021%
NSE: 0.0001%BuySell		 MCX: 0.0418%
NSE: 0.001%BuySell
SEBI Turnover charge 0.0001%BuySell 0.0001%BuySell 0.0001%BuySell 0.0001%BuySell 0.0001%BuySell 0.0001%BuySell
Investor Protection Fund Trust charge 0.0000001%BuySell 0.0000001%BuySell 0.0000001%BuySell 0.0000001%BuySell Not applicable Not applicable
GSTOn Brokerage, DP charges, Exchange Transaction charges, IPFT, SEBI Turnover charges, delayed transaction charges.

Other Additional Charges

ChargeWhat you pay
Auto Square-off ChargesFor open intraday positions by system₹10 per executed order on F&O and ₹10 or 0.05%, whichever is lower, on Equity.
AuctionIf unable to deliver a stock (not in demat)As per actual penalty by exchange
Delayed Payment Charges (DPC)Simple interest, compounded monthly0.045% per day
Physical Delivery of derivatives₹20 per executed transaction
BSE Equity exchange transaction charges0.00345% for all groups except R, SS, ST, ZP (1.0%), X, XT, Z (0.1%), A, B, E, F, FC, G, GC, W, T (0.00375%)
Buyback charges
  • Brokerage – ₹10 per executed transaction
  • DP charges – ₹13.5 per company
Other Charges
DP Charges
₹13.5 per company for SELL transactions
Demat/Remat
₹150 per certification + courier charges
Failed Demat Transactions
₹50 per ISIN
Periodic/Adhoc Statement Request
Email: Free
Physical: ₹10 per page
KYC Modification Request
₹50
KRA Upload/Download
₹50
Delivery Instruction Slip
First (10 leaves): Free
Additional (10 leaves): ₹100 + courier charges
Physical CMR (Client Master Report)
₹20 + courier charges
Courier Charges
Max of ₹100 or actual
Margin pledge/Un-pledge/Invocation
₹15 per transaction/ISIN + GST

Compare: SAHI vs Other Brokers

STT charges increased significantly in Budget 2026. For active F&O traders, STT now costs more than brokerage at any broker. This is why low brokerage matters even more. Read more here about how you can Switch to SAHI and Save!

Here’s what you never pay at SAHI

Many brokers advertise low brokerage but add surprise charges later. Here's what you'll never pay at SAHI:

  • Annual Maintenance Charges

    Free (some brokers charge up to ₹400 per year)

  • Account Opening Charges

    Free (some brokers charge up to ₹200 during account opening)

  • Auto Square Off Charges

    As per the regular order charges - ₹10 flat. Some other brokers charge up to ₹50 per position square off

  • Charges per lot in F&O

    Our F&O pricing is flat ₹10 per order up to the freeze quantity (Some other brokers charge brokerage per lot)

  • Platform or software fees

    Zero (web, mobile, desktop—all free)

  • No Payment Gateway Charges on Deposits

    SAHI does not charge any payment gateway or fund addition fees when you add money to your account. The full amount you deposit is credited to your trading balance.

Who Is SAHI Pricing Best For?

Perfect for:

  • Intraday traders

    ₹10 per order saves significant money compared to percentage-based brokers

  • Options traders

    Flat ₹10 is cheaper than ₹20 charged by most discount brokers

  • New traders

    30-day free trial lets you learn without cost pressure

  • High-frequency traders

    Lower per-trade cost adds up to big savings

How SAHI Makes Money

You might wonder: if brokerage is only ₹10 per order, how does SAHI sustain itself? Here’s the transparent answer:

  • Lean cost structure

    SAHI operates with a tightly controlled cost base — a lean team, minimal overheads, and no heavy offline infrastructure.

  • Automation & AI-assisted systems

    A large part of our operations, support, and internal workflows are automated or AI-assisted. This reduces dependency on large manpower and keeps operating expenses low.

  • Technology-first model

    We’ve invested in scalable tech instead of scaling headcount. That means we can serve more traders without proportionally increasing costs.

  • Passing the savings to you

    Our real edge is low operational cost — and we pass those savings directly to users through flat, low brokerage.

Where SAHI's revenue comes from

  • Brokerage (₹10 per order)
  • Interest on margin funding (only if a trader chooses to use borrowed funds)

FAQs: SAHI Pricing

Is SAHI really free for 30 days?

Yes. There is Zero brokerage on all trades for your first 30 days. However, regulatory charges (STT, exchange fees, etc.) still apply—these are government-mandated and charged by all brokers.

What happens after 30 days?

You automatically shift to the ₹10 flat brokerage plan. No action needed from your side.

Can I reduce brokerage further?

Currently, ₹10 per order is SAHI's standard plan for all users.

Do I pay separately for using SAHI AI or scanners?

No. All premium features—AI insights, 20+ scanners, options strategy builder—are included at no extra cost.

Is there a minimum balance requirement?

No minimum balance in your trading account. You need funds only when you want to trade.

How do I calculate my exact cost?

Use the SAHI brokerage calculator. Enter trade details to see the full cost breakdown instantly.

Ready to Start Trading?

Open your SAHI account in 10 minutes. Trade free for 30 days. Then pay just ₹10 per order.

₹10

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Disclaimer: Brokerage and statutory charges are subject to change. Check sahi.com/pricing for the latest rates. Investments in securities markets are subject to market risks. Read all related documents carefully before investing.

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