Platform charges
Transparent & Predictable
Access Indian markets with our simplified cost model, designed to reflect the real costs encountered across different segments.
Quick specifications
Big picture: Index Futures and MCX Commodity Futures carry the lowest variable rate. Index Options carry the highest, relative to premium turnover. Leverage and commission are identical on the evaluation and Pro accounts.
What you pay per executed order
To keep performance review consistent, FutureFunding applies simplified leverage and cost assumptions to every executed order. These are not actual broker fees.
Leverage
1x
Full premium paid, no leverage
Commission
₹20 + 0.125%
of premium turnover per order
Leverage
10x
10% margin of notional value
Commission
₹20 + 0.02%
of notional turnover per order
Leverage
10x
10% margin of notional value
Commission
₹20 + 0.015%
of notional turnover per order
Leverage
5x
20% margin of position value
Commission
₹20 + 0.02%
of turnover per order
Example cost calculations
Entry and exit are charged separatelyHow Platform charges work
Platform charges are calculated based on the applicable instrument and its notional value. For a complete round trip:
The figures shown represent the approximate total cost for the complete round trip, rather than the cost of only entering the position.
Things to remember
- • Costs are applied according to the instrument selected.
- • The examples above are illustrative.
- • Platform charges are separate from your P&L and risk-management rules.
- • Costs may affect your realized P&L and should be considered when planning activity.
- • The applicable charges are the same on the evaluation and Pro accounts.
Simple P&L Example
If your strategy generates ₹10,000 gross profit but incurs ₹400 in platform charges:
Why this structure?
We want participants to know exactly what they're paying before they participate. No hidden calculations.
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