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Forex trading: what is legal in India
Currency derivatives the lawful way — NSE/BSE contracts via SEBI brokers, the FEMA line you must not cross, and the taxation of derivatives.
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Pillar guideForex Trading in India: What Is Legal and How It WorksForex trading in India is legal only on NSE and BSE via SEBI brokers. The 2026 map: legal pairs, the RBI Alert List, LRS rules and FEMA penalties explained.
- Forex Trading Taxation in India: How Currency F&O Is Taxed
Currency-derivative profits in India are non-speculative business income: slab rates, the 6% presumptive option, audit turnover maths, losses and ITR-3 filing.
- Currency Derivatives on NSE and BSE: Contract Specs Guide
The seven currency-derivative pairs on NSE and BSE: lot sizes, expiry cycles, RBI reference-rate settlement, SPAN margins, costs and a worked USD-INR trade.
- Forex Trading Charges and Spreads: The Full Cost Math
Forex trading costs compared: exchange and broker charges on currency derivatives, spreads per lot, and the costlier spreads on cards, wires and apps.
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