Frequently Asked Question

04. What is a Depository Participant (DP) charge and how is it calculated?
Last Updated 8 months ago

A Depository Participant (DP) charge is a fee incurred when you sell securities from your demat account. This charge is imposed by the depository—such as Central Depository Services (India) Limited (CDSL)—as well as by your broker, like Upmove, to cover the expenses associated with maintaining and electronically transferring the securities.

market Sell Transaction charges (DDPI)

0.04% subject to min 40/- & max. 100/- per instruction

market Sell Transaction charges (NON DDPI)

0.06% subject to min 50/- & max. 100/- per instruction

Off Market transaction Charges

0.06% subject to min 50/- & max. 100/- per instruction

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