The calculator can expose costs. It cannot remove market, execution, leverage, liquidity, regulatory or tax risk.
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Futures and options are complex, high-risk instruments. Leverage can magnify losses rapidly. You may lose all capital committed to a position and, depending on the product, market gap, liquidation process and account terms, may owe more than the margin posted. Stops may not execute at the selected price.
Outputs depend entirely on the values supplied. Preset charges reflect the stated September 2026 model, not a promise that those rates apply now or to your account. The calculators may omit charges, rebates, tiered pricing, spread, slippage, conversion costs, exercise or assignment effects, penalties, settlement differences and account-specific terms.
Funding can be paid or received and can change by contract and market conditions. Breakeven results are mathematical estimates and do not account for every execution condition.
Tax treatment depends on the instrument, transaction structure, jurisdiction and individual circumstances. The applicability of 1% TDS to USDT-settled crypto futures is disputed; the optional TDS field is a cash-withholding scenario, not a conclusion about final tax liability. Consult a qualified professional and current official guidance.
The options calculator models a premium purchase followed by a premium sale before expiry. It does not model every outcome involving exercise, assignment, physical settlement, margin shortfall, close-out, auto square-off or expiry. In-the-money expiry can lead to materially different STT and settlement consequences.
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