mStock vs Groww: Charges, AMC & Costs (2026)

M stock vs Groww

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mStock: delivery brokerage ₹10 per order, AMC ₹0. Groww: delivery lower of ₹20 or 0.1% (min ₹5), AMC ₹0. A ₹1,00,000 delivery round trip costs ₹267.32 on mStock and ₹293.28 on Groww.

Last updated: October 2026

This page compares mStock and Groww on what you actually pay: brokerage, AMC, DP charges and the total cost of three sample trades. Charges were checked against each broker’s published pricing in October 2026 and can change, so confirm before you open an account. This is information, not investment advice.

mStock vs Groww: charges side by side

ChargemStockGroww
Account opening₹0₹0
Equity delivery brokerage₹10 per orderLower of ₹20 or 0.1%; minimum ₹5
Equity intraday brokerage₹10 per orderLower of ₹20 or 0.1%; minimum ₹5
Futures and options₹10 per order₹20 per order
Demat AMC₹0₹0
DP charge on sells₹18 + GST per debit on sells₹20 + GST per ISIN sold (₹16.50 Groww + ₹3.50 depository)
PledgeMTF ₹32 per pledge sequence number per day + GST₹20 per ISIN
Call and trade₹0Not offered on the regular online plan
Auto square-offRMS square-off ₹100 + GST per executed order₹50 per position

What the same trades cost on each broker

These examples add up brokerage, STT, exchange charges, SEBI fees, stamp duty, GST and the DP charge on a round trip (buy and sell). Delivery and intraday trades buy and sell ₹1,00,000 of shares once each. The options trade buys premium worth ₹50,000 and sells it for ₹60,000, with one lot per order. Amounts are rounded to the nearest paisa.

TrademStockGroww
Delivery (₹1,00,000 buy and sell)₹267.32₹293.28
Intraday (₹1,00,000 buy and sell)₹59.08₹82.68
Options (₹50,000 buy, ₹60,000 sell)₹161.35₹184.95

Delivery: mStock costs ₹25.96 less (₹267.32 against ₹293.28). Intraday: mStock costs ₹23.60 less (₹59.08 against ₹82.68). Options: mStock costs ₹23.60 less (₹161.35 against ₹184.95). Your own order sizes and how often you trade decide which costs less, so test them in the calculator.

mStock or Groww: what to weigh

mStock may suit you if:

  • you buy and sell delivery often (the ₹1,00,000 round trip costs ₹25.96 less here)
  • you trade intraday (₹23.60 less on the ₹1,00,000 example)
  • you trade options (₹23.60 less on the options example)
  • you sell shares often: the DP charge per sell is lower (₹21.24 against ₹23.60)

Groww may suit you if:

  • you value features and service that this charges-only page does not cover

Both statements describe published charges, not a recommendation. Your own order sizes, how often you trade and how long you hold shares decide which costs more. Use the brokerage calculator to test your own numbers.

Full charge breakdowns

See every charge, worked examples and FAQs on the mStock charges page and the Groww charges page. More pairs are on the broker comparisons hub.

mStock vs Groww: FAQs

Which is cheaper for delivery, mStock or Groww?

mStock on the ₹1,00,000 delivery example: ₹267.32 on mStock and ₹293.28 on Groww. Delivery brokerage is ₹10 per order at mStock and lower of ₹20 or 0.1% (min ₹5) at Groww.

Which has the lower AMC?

mStock: ₹0. Groww: ₹0.

How do F&O charges compare?

mStock: ₹10 per order. Groww: ₹20 per order. On the options example the round trip costs ₹161.35 on mStock and ₹184.95 on Groww.

How do DP charges compare?

mStock: ₹18 + GST per debit on sells. Groww: ₹20 + GST per ISIN sold (₹16.50 Groww + ₹3.50 depository).

Is STT different between brokers?

No. STT is set by the government: 0.1% on buy and sell for delivery, 0.025% on the sell side for intraday, 0.05% on the sell side for futures and 0.15% on the sell premium for options. It is the same at every broker.

Sources

mStock: mStock pricing page. Groww: Groww pricing page. STT, stamp duty, SEBI turnover fee and exchange transaction charges follow the rates set by the government, SEBI and the exchanges.

Brokerage, AMC and statutory charges change. This page is for information and education only, not investment advice.

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Arup writes broker comparisons, investing app reviews, and educational finance guides for Let’s Think Wise. His articles focus on simplifying trading platform features, charges, account-opening steps, and user experience for beginner investors. The content is educational and not personalized investment advice.

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