No, Angel One does not charge extra fees for commodity trading beyond regular brokerage and statutory charges. You only pay a flat brokerage fee per executed commodity order along with government taxes and fees. There are no hidden or percentage-based extra charges when trading commodities through Angel One.

What brokerage does Angel One charge for commodity trading?

Angel One charges a flat ₹20 per executed commodity order (futures or options), or 0.25% of trade value, whichever is lower. This applies after the free brokerage offer (first ₹500 brokerage waiver valid for 30 days) is over.

Which government and exchange charges are applicable?

Along with brokerage, you also pay statutory charges: Commodity Transaction Tax (CTT), GST at 18% on brokerage and transaction fees, SEBI turnover fee (₹10 per crore, 0.0001%), exchange transaction charges (e.g. MCX futures ~0.0021%, NCDEX ~0.0058%), and stamp duty (e.g. 0.002% on futures buy, 0.003% on options premium).

What is Commodity Transaction Tax (CTT)?

CTT is a tax charged by the government on commodity trades. For non-agri commodity futures, the rate is 0.01% on the sell side. For commodity options, it’s 0.05% on the premium when options are sold. There is no CTT on agricultural commodity futures.

Are there any hidden or extra charges?

No. Angel One does not add hidden charges beyond brokerage and statutory fees. You will see only transparent charges and taxes on your contract note. Everything is clearly listed—no surprise deductions.

Why choose Angel One for commodity trading?

Angel One’s simple flat-fee model and low brokerage make trading cheaper and easy to understand. New users enjoy a waiver of brokerage fees up to ₹500 for the first 30 days. This makes it beginner‑friendly and budget‑friendly, without confusing percentage‑based charges.