Good News!
Starting 10 June, eligible customers will enjoy zero pledge and unpledge charges across Margin Pledge, MTF Pledge, and CUSPA Pledge.
This benefit is available to customers with a portfolio value (including Ledger Balance) of ₹5 lakh or more and who are not on a custom brokerage plan.
Say goodbye to pledge and unpledge charges and make the most of your investments at no additional cost.
Example (Before vs After: Pledge & Unpledge Charges Waiver)
| Particulars |
Before 10 June |
From 10 June Onwards |
| Buy Price |
₹ 800 |
₹ 800 |
| Customer Margin Invested |
₹ 200 |
₹ 200 |
| Funded Amount (4x leverage) |
₹ 600 |
₹ 600 |
| Pledge + Unpledge Charges |
₹ 47.20 |
₹ 0 |
| Sell Price |
₹ 850 |
₹ 850 |
| Gross Profit |
₹ 50 |
₹ 50 |
| Net Profit |
₹ 2.80 |
₹ 50 |
| ROI |
1.40% |
25% |
Key Insight
Removing pledge and unpledge charges eliminates transaction cost leakage and improves overall returns.
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Cust service is very poor in 5paisa. One of my simple query reg brokerage charge is pending since 10 days. Now i m seriously thinking to move to other platform than 5paisa.
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Hi @patjits
Please share your client id.
How about the ROI? Previously it was 1.4%, but now it’s 26%. So, are you taking it back indirectly after the net profit? Can you explain?
Hi @Alagu_Shan
Yes, exactly — the improvement in ROI comes from removing the pledge + unpledge charges.
In the earlier example, ₹50 gross profit was reduced by ₹47.20 in charges, leaving only ₹2.80 net profit. On the ₹200 customer margin, that’s 1.4% ROI.
With the charges waived, the full ₹50 gross profit remains as net profit. So the ROI becomes ₹50 ÷ ₹200 = 25%.
So, no amount is being “taken back” indirectly — the difference is simply the transaction cost that was earlier deducted from the customer’s profit. Also, the correct ROI in the example is 25%, not 26%.
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For me you are charging pledge and unpledge charges my ID is 54931641 my portfolio is 50 lakhs plus your service is also bad
Hi @Raghavendra_n
You haven’t been charged any pledge charges. Our support team will call and assist you.
Sir, in your example you have taken a pledge cost of 47.2 for each share of Rs 800 whereas if someone buys and pledges even 100 or 1000 or whatever number of shares of Rs 800 each the pledge cost per transaction will only be Rs 47.2 . In such a case the return calculations will not be as bad as 1.4%?
Hi @arunachalam2
The Example mentioned was a hypothetical scenario based on a specific order quantity. ROI may vary depending on the trade value.