State Bank Of India Futures trade in lots of 750 units on NSE. One contract controls 750 units of the underlying. Margin and P&L are both calculated on this lot size - not on the full notional contract value.

When do State Bank Of India Futures expire?

State Bank Of India Futures expire on the last Tuesday of the month. INDmoney shows near, mid, and far month contracts — switch between them using the expiry tabs above. Positions not closed before expiry are physically settled at the final settlement price on expiry day.

What is basis in State Bank Of India Futures?

Basis is the difference between the State Bank Of India Futures price and the State Bank Of India spot price. A positive basis means futures are trading above spot; a negative basis means below. Basis typically narrows toward zero as the contract approaches expiry.

How much margin is needed to trade State Bank Of India Futures?

State Bank Of India Futures require SPAN margin plus exposure margin as set by NSE. The exact amount changes daily based on volatility. You can check the current margin requirement on INDmoney before placing an order — you do not pay the full contract value upfront.

Can I exit State Bank Of India Futures before expiry?

Yes. You can square off your State Bank Of India Futures position any time during market hours by taking the opposite trade — sell to exit a buy, buy to exit a sell. Most traders close before expiry. If you hold a stock futures position to expiry, it results in physical delivery of shares — ensure sufficient balance or close before expiry.

What are the taxes and charges on State Bank Of India Futures?

Gains and losses on State Bank Of India Futures are treated as non-speculative business income and taxed at your income slab rate. STT applies on the sell side. Brokerage, exchange transaction charges, GST, and SEBI turnover charges also apply. F&O losses can be set off against other business income and carried forward for up to 8 years. Consult a tax advisor for your specific situation.