SamBroker — back-office accounting and statutory charges for stockbrokers
SamBroker is a back-office accounting and billing platform for stockbrokers and sub-brokers. It keeps double-entry books, computes every statutory charge, and produces SEBI-compliant contract notes across equity, F&O, and commodity segments.
SamBroker is a back-office accounting and billing platform for stockbrokers and sub-brokers. It keeps double-entry books, computes every statutory charge, and produces SEBI-compliant contract notes across equity, F&O, and commodity segments.
- Brokerage back-office runs on precise, auditable numbers, and a single miscomputed levy can throw off a client's bill.
- Statutory charges differ by segment — STT or CTT, SEBI turnover fees, DP charges, and GST — and applying them by hand is error-prone.
- Contract notes must follow SEBI-compliant formats, which is hard to keep consistent in spreadsheets.
- Brokers operate across equity, F&O, MCX, and NCDEX, each with its own settlement and charge rules.
- Capital-gains and demat settlement need a defined method, whether FIFO or weighted-average, applied consistently.
- Built double-entry accounting as the foundation so every entry balances and the books stay auditable.
- Encoded the statutory charge rules per segment into a charge engine, rather than leaving them to manual lookup.
- Modelled each market segment — equity, F&O, MCX, NCDEX — with its own settlement and charge behaviour.
- Made trade entry fast with an Excel-style grid that calculates charges live as rows are entered.
- Kept the system local-first so the books are responsive and self-contained.
SamBroker in detail
- Statutory charges are computed by the engine instead of by hand, which removes a common source of billing error.
- Contract notes are generated in SEBI-compliant formats and exported as PDF, XLSX, or CSV.
- The books stay balanced and auditable through double-entry accounting kept local-first.
- Brokers work across equity, F&O, and commodity segments from one system rather than several.
- Demat settlement and capital-gains reporting follow a consistent, defined method.
- Local-first double-entry accounting engine
- Statutory charge computation (STT/CTT, SEBI, DP, GST)
- Multi-segment market support (NSE/BSE, F&O, MCX, NCDEX)
- Contract note generation (PDF / XLSX / CSV)
- Excel-style trade entry with live calculation
- FIFO / weighted-average settlement
Questions about this build
Which statutory charges does SamBroker compute?
SamBroker's charge engine handles STT and CTT, SEBI turnover fees, DP charges, and GST, applied per market segment so the figures match the rules for each.
Does SamBroker produce SEBI-compliant contract notes?
Yes. It generates contract notes in SEBI-compliant formats and exports them as PDF, XLSX, or CSV.
Which market segments are supported?
SamBroker covers NSE and BSE equity, F&O, MCX, and NCDEX, each with its own settlement and charge behaviour.
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