Groww Brokerage Calculator
Calculate Groww's brokerage, STT, GST, exchange charges, and DP charges for your trade — instantly, with no signup.
No state selector: since a 2020 amendment to the Indian Stamp Act, stamp duty on securities transactions is a single nationwide rate — it no longer varies by the trader’s state. Only how the revenue is distributed between states differs, not the rate you pay.
Total charges
₹298.43
Net P&L
₹4,701.57
Breakeven price
₹1,002.98
- Brokerage
- ₹40.00
- STT
- ₹205.00
- Exchange charges
- ₹6.29
- SEBI fees
- ₹0.21
- Stamp duty
- ₹15.00
- GST
- ₹8.33
- DP charges
- ₹23.60
- Gross P&L
- ₹5,000.00
- DP charge frequency (per sell order vs. once per scrip per day) is not explicitly stated on Groww's official pricing page — ₹20 + 18% GST is applied here as a per-scrip figure, consistent with the rest of the industry. Groww's own pricing page breaks this down as a depository component (₹3.5 male / ₹3.25 female) plus a Groww component (₹16.5, waived under ₹100 debit value) that sum to ₹20 pre-GST — consistent with the figure modeled here, though one secondary source instead reports a flat ₹13.5/scrip; the official breakdown was given more weight.
- Futures brokerage is modeled as 0.05% of trade value or ₹20/order (whichever is lower), based on two independent secondary sources — Groww's own pricing page did not clearly itemize F&O rates on two fetch attempts (it lists a dedicated F&O section in navigation, but the fetched charge table only covered delivery/intraday). In practice this rarely matters: futures contract values are large enough that the ₹20 flat cap applies almost every time. Options is a flat ₹20/order, agreed by every source checked.
- Delivery/intraday rate (₹20 or 0.1% of trade value, whichever lower, minimum ₹5) was confirmed directly from groww.in/pricing; some secondary sources instead cite 0.05% for these segments — the direct official figure (0.1%) was used here.
- Manually verified against groww.in directly by the site owner on 2026-07-22, including the futures percentage that couldn't be itemized from the official page during initial research — confirmed accurate as modeled, no changes needed.
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About Groww
- Founded
- 2016
- Broker type
- discount
- Parent company
- Billionbrains Garage Ventures Limited
Groww was founded in 2016 by four ex-Flipkart employees — Lalit Keshre, Harsh Jain, Ishan Bansal, and Neeraj Singh — and launched in 2017 as a direct mutual fund investment platform, before stock broking existed on the app at all. It added equities, digital gold, ETFs, intraday trading, and IPO applications through 2020, expanding from a pure mutual-fund distributor into a full discount broker.
That mutual-fund-first history is part of why Groww still ranks so strongly for investing and SIP-related searches — years of building organic authority around fund comparisons and calculators before broking was even part of the product. On the broking side specifically, Groww became India's single largest stock broker by active NSE clients, holding roughly a 28.7% market share with about 1.3 crore active clients as of mid-2026 — ahead of Zerodha, Angel One, and every other broker on this list.
Groww itself went public in November 2025, listing on Indian exchanges at ₹100 and rallying to around ₹169 within four trading sessions, pushing its market capitalisation past ₹1 lakh crore and making co-founder and CEO Lalit Keshre a billionaire. It's now a listed company, not just a private fintech — a distinction the older 'digital challenger' framing around Groww no longer really captures.
Groww's charge structure
This calculator models Groww's confirmed rate card: ₹20 per order or 0.1% of trade value (whichever is lower, minimum ₹5) on both equity delivery and intraday, ₹20 per order or 0.05% of trade value (whichever is lower) on futures, and a flat ₹20 per order on options. The delivery/intraday and options figures were confirmed directly against groww.in/pricing; the futures percentage comes from two independent secondary sources since Groww's own pricing page didn't clearly itemize F&O rates in our fetch attempts — in practice the ₹20 cap applies on nearly every real futures trade regardless, since contract values are typically large enough to exceed the percentage threshold immediately. DP charge is modeled as ₹20 + 18% GST (₹23.6) per scrip, matching the sum of the two components Groww's own pricing page itemizes (a depository fee of ₹3.5/₹3.25 plus a Groww fee of ₹16.5, waived below ₹100 debit value) — one secondary source instead reports a flat ₹13.5/scrip, but the official component breakdown was given more weight here.
| Trade type | Brokerage |
|---|---|
| Equity delivery | 0.1% or ₹20.00 per order, whichever is lower (minimum ₹5.00) |
| Equity intraday | 0.1% or ₹20.00 per order, whichever is lower (minimum ₹5.00) |
| F&O futures | 0.05% or ₹20.00 per order, whichever is lower |
| F&O options | Flat ₹20.00 per order |
| DP charge (delivery sell only) | ₹23.60 per scrip |
Groww: pros & cons
Pros
- India's largest stock broker by active NSE clients (roughly 28.7% market share, ~1.3 crore active clients as of mid-2026) — more scale and liquidity in its own ecosystem than any other broker on this list.
- ₹0 account opening and ₹0 AMC, confirmed directly from Groww's own pricing page.
- Started as a mutual-fund-first platform, so it's genuinely strong for investors who want funds, ETFs, digital gold, and stocks in a single app rather than a broking-only interface bolted onto a fund product.
- Now a publicly listed company itself (IPO'd November 2025) — a level of disclosure and scrutiny most private discount brokers don't have.
Cons
- Futures brokerage (0.05% of trade value or ₹20/order, whichever lower) behaves like a flat fee in practice, since real futures contract values almost always exceed the percentage threshold — worth knowing if you were expecting the percentage to meaningfully discount larger positions.
- Flat ₹20 options brokerage, while competitive, isn't the cheapest per-order rate among discount brokers on this list — some charge less.
- Being the largest broker by client count doesn't necessarily mean the cheapest or most feature-rich for active F&O traders specifically — Groww's platform still trends toward the mutual-fund-and-investing use case it was built for first.
How to open a Groww account
- 1Keep your PAN card, a proof of identity/address (Aadhaar, voter ID, driving licence, or passport), and a cancelled cheque or bank statement ready.
- 2Complete Groww's online account-opening form and verify your identity via Aadhaar-based e-KYC.
- 3Upload a photograph and complete eSign (Aadhaar OTP) to digitally sign the account-opening agreement — the process is fully online.
- 4If you plan to trade F&O, you'll additionally need income/net-worth proof (a recent ITR acknowledgment, Form 16, 6-month bank statement, or a CA-certified net-worth certificate).
- 5Once verified, your trading and demat account is activated at no account-opening charge, confirmed ₹0 directly from Groww's own pricing page.
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Open a Groww accountFrequently asked questions
What is Groww's brokerage on delivery trades?
Groww charges ₹20 per order or 0.1% of trade value, whichever is lower, with a minimum of ₹5 — confirmed directly from groww.in/pricing. Some third-party review sites cite a different percentage (0.05%) for this segment; the figure used here comes from Groww's own official page.
Is Groww the biggest stock broker in India?
By active NSE client count, yes — Groww held roughly 28.7% market share with about 1.3 crore active clients as of mid-2026, ahead of Zerodha, Angel One, and every other broker compared on this site. It got there by expanding from a mutual-fund-only platform (its original 2017 product) into full discount broking around 2020.
Did Groww go public?
Yes — Groww listed on Indian stock exchanges in November 2025 at an issue price of ₹100, rallying to around ₹169 within four trading sessions and pushing its market capitalisation past ₹1 lakh crore. It's now a publicly listed company, distinct from most of the still-private discount brokers on this list.
What is Groww's brokerage on F&O trades?
Based on secondary sources (Groww's own pricing page didn't clearly itemize this during research), futures are ₹20 per order or 0.05% of trade value (whichever is lower), and options are a flat ₹20 per order. In practice, the ₹20 cap applies on almost every real futures trade, since typical contract values exceed the percentage threshold immediately.
Does Groww charge account opening or AMC fees?
No — both are confirmed ₹0 directly from Groww's own pricing page, consistent with the zero-account-charges positioning most discount brokers on this list also use.
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