FYERS

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Move from stock screens to charts and portfolio views

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What it does

FYERS provides Indian securities accounts with screeners, smart watchlists, option chains and portfolio tools. Its workflow groups discovery, analysis, execution and management. Standard access has order-based brokerage, while Prime adds a subscription that lowers eligible order charges.

Follow a shortlist through the platform

Screeners and Smart Watchlists identify symbols to inspect. Symbol Details, News and the Option Chain then answer different questions about a company or contract. FYERS Intelligent Assistant can assist with discovery and navigation; check any generated conditions before acting on them.

Standard and Prime

Standard intraday and futures brokerage is 0.03% of order value, up to ₹20 per executed order. Delivery uses the lower of ₹20 or 0.3%, and options cost ₹20 per order. Prime reduces those ₹20 caps or flat charges to ₹15, with membership at ₹499 monthly or ₹4,990 annually. Taxes and statutory charges are separate.

Account opening and maintenance are free. Use the Brokerage Calculator to compare the total cost for your actual segment and order size.

Eligible non-resident Indians have two bank-account routes. One accepts a qualifying account from any scheduled Indian bank; the other requires one of FYERS’ supported banks. Choose the route that matches your bank arrangement and supply the required identity, residence and tax documents.

Strengths

  • Smart watchlists connect discovery with symbol and option-chain views
  • The cost calculator separates the impact of segment and order size

Watch out for

  • Prime’s lower order fees require an additional subscription
  • The NRE PIS route supports only specified banks

Best for

  • Indian market users maintaining stock and options watchlists
  • Active traders comparing a subscription with standard order pricing

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