Demat Account – Subscription plans
Upgrade to enjoy lower brokerage and MTF rates with premium subscriptions
| Charges |
Freedom Pack |
Professional Pack |
Bajaj Privilege Club |
|---|---|---|---|
Subscription Charges |
Free for 1st year; Rs. 431 p.a. 2nd year onwards |
Rs. 2,500 p.a. |
Rs. 9,999 p.a. |
Brokerage charges (Intraday, Future & Options) |
Rs. 20 per order |
Rs. 10 per order |
Rs. 5 per order |
Margin Trading Fund Interest Rate |
18% p.a. |
12.5% p.a. |
10.75% p.a. |
| Freedom Pack |
Professional Pack |
Bajaj Privilege Club |
|---|---|---|
Subscription Charges |
||
Free for 1st year; Rs. 431 p.a. 2nd year onwards |
Rs. 2,500 p.a. |
Rs. 9,999 p.a. |
Brokerage Charge (Intraday, Future & Options) |
||
Rs. 20 per order |
Rs. 10 per order |
Rs. 5 per order |
Margin Trading Fund Interest Rate |
||
18% p.a. |
12.5% p.a. |
10.75% p.a. |
Applicable fees and charges
Here’s an overview of the fees and charges associated with the BFSL trading account
| Type of charge | Charges applicable |
|---|---|
| Delivery trading charges (in Rs.) | 20 (per order) |
| Intraday trading charges (in Rs.) | 20 (per order) |
| Future and Options trading charges (in Rs.) | 20 (per order) |
| First-year subscription fee | NIL |
| Subscription fee second year onwards (in Rs.) | 431 |
Frequently asked questions
Yes, you can open a trading account only. However, in order to hold your shares in a digital or electronic form, a Demat account with a SEBI-registered stockbroker is necessary.
With BFSL trading account, trade with ease anytime, anywhere. Get direct access to your investment along with Market insights and research recommendations. Trade at one of the lowest brokerage charges and MTF rates.
Online Trading is a method which facilitates buying and selling of shares with ease through an online trading platforms. Multiple financial instruments such as equity, MF, Bonds, Sovereign gold bond etc can be traded through it.
Yes, online trading is completely safe. Firstly, trading platforms have advanced securities and multiple level authentications. Secondly, all the practices are governed by regulators.
