IIFL Futures Brokerage

If you are a listed IIFL customer and interested in trading in the derivatives segment, then understanding and awareness regarding IIFL Futures and IIFL Futures Brokerage is very important.

But, are you aware of the IIFL or India Infoline or? If not, let us give you a short brief on the same.

IIFL is a full-service stockbroker who is into the stock market since 1995. Over time, it has made several amendments and developed advanced trading platforms to its customers.

IIFL is one of the chief players in the Financial Service sector, offering a wide range of trading and investment segments such as equity, commodity, currency, mutual funds, IPOs, derivatives, NCDs, and much more! 

These IIFL Products across various trading and investment segments are listed on the Top Indian Exchanges as IIFL Exchanges such as-

1. National Stock Exchange (NSE)
2. Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)
3. Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX)
4. National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX)

IIFL has over 4000 branches across 900 cities of India to enhance the experience of more than 4 million customers having a Demat account with them.

IIFL is considered to be one of the safest full-service brokers in India because it is listed with Top Securities Exchanges of India (mentioned above) and is regulated and monitored by the Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI). 

Now, what Brokerage is? 

Brokerage is a certain sum of money that a trader or an investor pays to his stockbroker to exchange the services availed by him. 

Once you open a Demat account, you can choose a Brokerage plan from their various suitable methods. 

IIFL Futures Trading allows an investor or a trader to go through a legal agreement to buy and sell where the stock price and expiry date is fixed.

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IIFL Futures Brokerage Charges

IIFL offers its customers a futures brokerage plan named IIFL Z20 Plan and it is expected to meet their trading requirements. IIFL Futures Brokerage Plan along with charges is as follows-

The broker charges ₹20 or 0.05% per executed trade, whichever is lower for all trading segments. The brokerage charges for futures have been tabulated below:

 

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Conclusion

India Infoline is also known as IIFL in the stock market and offers real-time market data on more than 300 stocks across a plethora of trading and investment segments.

These finance segments include equity, mutual funds, IPO (Initial Public Offering), fixed deposits, NCDs, commodity, currency, derivatives ( futures and options), and much more!

Undoubtedly, every stockbroker in the Indian broking industry charges a certain sum of amount from its customers to offer trading opportunities in the stocks listed on India’s Top Exchanges.

By paying the brokerage charges, an investor or a trader can avail services in futures(buying and selling) on their trading platforms.

The minimum IIFL futures brokerage charges are 0.01%, which is given in the Advanced Brokerage Plan or Value Added Subscription Plan of India Infoline.

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