One fee. When the strategy trades.
No subscription. No AUM fee. No performance fee. No lock-in. You pay 0.2% of traded value when a strategy rebalances. That is the entire cost of using RupeeCase.
Charged only when a strategy actually executes trades. If a rebalance keeps your holdings identical, the platform fee is zero. Brokerage, STT, stamp duty, and GST on brokerage flow separately through your broker at the standard statutory rates.
What 0.2% looks like in practice
A worked example on the entry-level RupeeCase Nifty 10 strategy (10 stocks, ₹24,000 minimum capital, ~13 rebalances per year at 4-week cadence with typical turnover of 30%).
That is roughly 0.32% of deployed capital per year at these assumptions. A Nifty 50 regular mutual fund carries an expense ratio of 0.30 to 0.70%. A smallcase costs 1 to 2%. A PMS charges 2.5% plus a performance fee.
The three numbers worth comparing
What you never pay
- Subscription fee. Accounts stay open at zero cost when idle.
- Annual management fee or percentage of AUM.
- Performance fee or carry.
- Entry load, exit load, or early-exit penalty.
- Data or research subscription. Every holding, every rebalance, every rule is published free at /stocks/ and /rebalance/.
Where the fee is charged
The platform fee appears as a line item in your broker statement on rebalance days. It is not deducted from NAV, because your holdings sit in your own demat account and there is no NAV to mark down. You see it, you count it, you audit it.
Broker and statutory costs
Brokerage, STT (securities transaction tax), stamp duty, exchange transaction charges, SEBI turnover fee, and GST on brokerage flow through your broker independently of RupeeCase. These are the same regardless of whether you are running a RupeeCase strategy or placing manual trades, and they are published on every broker contract note.
When we would ever change this
If pricing changes, existing users get at least 30 days notice by email and on the home page. Any fee increase is documented with the logic (cost basis, new cap, effective date) on this page and mirrored in the Terms of Service. Fee decreases apply automatically.