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Introduce a Subscription-Based Brokerage Plan

Dear Punch Team,

I am an active trader and would like to suggest introducing a subscription-based brokerage plan for F&O traders.

Many traders prefer predictable trading costs instead of paying brokerage on every order. Several brokers in India already offer low-cost or subscription-style plans with brokerage around ₹10 per order, making them attractive for active traders.

A subscription-based plan could help Punch attract high-frequency and professional traders who are looking for:

Fixed and transparent trading costs

Lower overall brokerage expenses

Better profitability for active trading strategies

Long-term platform loyalty

In addition, Punch already has a fast and reliable trading platform. Combining fast order execution with a competitive subscription brokerage plan could make Punch a strong alternative to other brokers in the market.

  • I used Sahi trading platform they change 10rs per oder , same platform like you inhouse charting and scalping terminal

  • I used blinkx by JM financial they provide subscription plan around 300 for 2 month but their platform is not good for scalper

“I'm ready to pay double subscription fee from blinkx “

I request your team to consider launching such a plan and share if there are any future developments in this direction.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

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  • VIVEK SHARMA

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    Aug 22

    This is important to a new coming trader

  • kajal singh chauhan

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    Jul 23

    SBI Securities has launched a Prozero plan where they are charging Rs 99/- for full year and offering unlimited intraday trading(F&O, as well as equity) , with delivery being charged at 20/- per trade, and here Punch has increased brokerage 10X. Introduce fixed brokerage plan ASAP.

  • SUNDHAR GANESH KORATUR

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    Jul 9

    Yes, it will help scalpers and small traders

  • DEVENDRA KUMAR VERMA

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    Jul 7

    Yes I agree

  • PALLAV KUMAR JHA

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    Jul 7

    Now brokerages are coming more than other charges