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India F&O lot sizes

What is the lot size of BANK NIFTY?

One BANK NIFTY lot is 30 units in our Trade Planner (October 2026), so every 1-point move in the index is worth ₹30 per lot.

What one lot costs you in charges

Example: 1 lot of a BANK NIFTY option bought at ₹300 and sold at ₹330 gives 30 points x 30 = ₹900 before costs. With ₹20 brokerage per order the round trip costs:

ChargeAmount
Brokerage₹40.00
STT₹14.85
Exchange charges₹6.62
SEBI fee₹0.02
Stamp duty₹0.27
GST₹8.40
Total₹70.15

Futures are charged on the full contract value. At an example level of 56,000 one BANK NIFTY futures lot is worth ₹16.80 lakh; a 50-point move is ₹1,500 and the round trip costs about ₹994.14, mostly STT on the sell side.

Your loss at a 50-point stop, by number of lots

Options bought at ₹300 and sold 50 points lower:

LotsUnitsLoss before chargesLoss with charges
130₹1,500₹1,566
260₹3,000₹3,084
390₹4,500₹4,602
5150₹7,500₹7,639

Lot size is set by NSE and is revised from time to time (often January and July). Check the NSE contract specifications before you trade; you can type a different lot size into the planner.

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Questions people also ask

How many units are in one BANK NIFTY lot?

30 units in our planner as of 25 October 2026. Check NSE for changes.

What does one BANK NIFTY options round trip cost?

About ₹70.15 in charges for 1 lot bought at ₹300 and sold at ₹330, with ₹20 brokerage per order.

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Worked out by Trading Checkup on 25 October 2026. Numbers come from the formula or rates shown on this page.

General information, not financial advice. It does not consider your situation. Statistics and examples do not promise future results.