What are the major commodity exchanges in India?

The major commodity exchanges in India are the Multi-Commodity Exchange (MCX), which deals mainly in metals, energy, and base metals, and the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX), which leads in agricultural commodities such as spices, pulses, and wheat.

Is physical delivery mandatory in commodity futures?

No, not all commodity futures require physical delivery. Some are cash-settled; others (like physical goods such as oil, spices) have physical delivery, which means that you need to buy and sell the physical commodity unless you square off your position before expiry.

How much brokerage does Dhan charge for commodity trading?

Dhan levies a flat ₹20 per executed order for Commodity Futures and Options, or 0.03% of the trade value for Futures, whichever is lower. Along with these, Dhan charges other statutory charges like STT, Transaction Charges, SEBI Fees, and GST.

Can I access TradingView charts for commodities?

Yes, Dhan provides an integrated TradingView chart for commodities, enabling you to access charts and trade on the same platform. For this, you just need to connect your Dhan account to TradingView or use tv.dhan.co, and you'll get access to powerful charting tools for commodities.

What is the difference between Futures and Options in commodity trading?

Futures contracts legally obligate both the buyer and seller to transact an asset at a predetermined price and date. Options contracts, however, give the holder the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell the underlying asset at a specified price on or before a particular date.

Types of Commodity Trading

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Types of Commodity Trading

Commodity Trading

Types of Commodity Trading

Explore the different types of commodity trading in India (Options trading, Futures trading, Spot trading, and Hedging). Mastering these specialised strategies can improve the overall success of trades.