What are IPFT charges?

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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.