As a brokerage house you are not only earning with just per order charge, but also transaction charges which are charged by exchanges in slabs based on turnover volume, and all brokers charge their retail clients at the maximum slab level. It is a usual practice in the industry.
But I just noticed that you are charging INR 400/crore for trading in MCX. To my knowledge the exchange's maximum charge slab is 250/crore. A difference of 150/crore is way too high. You trade four lots of silver and the turnover is a crore in one trade. Any plans of reducing it to justify your fair pricing policy?
I was not sure if you have another thread for commodities yet, so I posted it here.
But I just noticed that you are charging INR 400/crore for trading in MCX. To my knowledge the exchange's maximum charge slab is 250/crore. A difference of 150/crore is way too high. You trade four lots of silver and the turnover is a crore in one trade. Any plans of reducing it to justify your fair pricing policy?
I was not sure if you have another thread for commodities yet, so I posted it here.
Fair point -- it is something we have to work on. We are not a clearing member so there are extra charges that occur on the transaction side. As our turnover goes up, we can bring it down. We've done this before for our F&O segments.
But yes, will work on bringing our pricing down.