MCX transaction charges and how they compare across brokers

Fri, 19 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

What this is about

Anyone comparing commodity-trading costs across brokers needs one distinction first: the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) sets the transaction charge, and every broker passes it through identically. The transaction charge is not a place where brokers compete. Brokerage is. A client weighing Zerodha against a percentage-brokerage broker should compare the brokerage and the all-in cost, because the MCX transaction charge, the CTT , the SEBI turnover fee , and stamp duty are the same regardless of which member they route through.

Zerodha commodity brokerage and charges (MCX)

Fri, 19 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Zerodha is a SEBI-registered stockbroker (registration INZ000031633) and a member of the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), where it charges the lower of 0.03 per cent or Rs 20 per executed order on commodity futures and a flat Rs 20 per executed order on commodity options, as of 19 June 2026. Commodity trades carry their own statutory stack: the commodities transaction tax (CTT), MCX transaction charges, the SEBI turnover fee, GST, and stamp duty, none of which Zerodha sets.

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MCX transaction charges and how they compare across brokers

What this is about

Zerodha commodity brokerage and charges (MCX)