| NSE established the Investor Protection Fund Trust (IPFT) to safeguard investors’ interests in cases where defaulting parties lack sufficient assets to cover claims. This fund also plays a significant role in enhancing investor knowledge, awareness, and research. Details of charges can be found here. |
| IPFT charges are applied to all trades conducted on NSE and are separately itemized and shown on your contract note. Here’s a breakdown of the IPFT charges: |
| For NSE Equity and NSE Futures: (Link) Charges: ₹10 per crore of traded value |
| For NSE Equity Options: (Link) Charges: ₹50 per crore of premium value for NSE Equity options |
| For NSE Currency: (Link) Charges: ₹200 per crore of premium value for options and ₹5 per crore of the traded value for futures |
| These charges serve as a crucial part of ensuring the protection and education of investors in the NSE trading environment. |
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