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💰 Bursa Brokerage Fee Calculator

Bursa Brokerage Fee Calculator Malaysia 2026

Compare trading fees across all major Bursa Malaysia brokers — brokerage, clearing fee & stamp duty — side by side.

💰 Bursa Brokerage Fee Calculator

Compare brokerage, clearing & stamp duty across brokers

BrokerBrokerageClearingStampTotal
moomoo★ 0% commissionFREERM 9.00RM 30.00RM 39.00
Rakuten TradeRM 30.00RM 9.00RM 30.00RM 69.00
Maybank IBRM 30.00RM 9.00RM 30.00RM 69.00
CIMB SecuritiesRM 30.00RM 9.00RM 30.00RM 69.00
Public BankRM 30.00RM 9.00RM 30.00RM 69.00
RHB InvestmentRM 30.00RM 9.00RM 30.00RM 69.00

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• Clearing fee: 0.03% of trade value, capped at RM1,000 per contract

• Stamp duty: 0.1% (RM1 per RM1,000), capped at RM200 per contract

• Brokerage rates are indicative — verify with your broker for exact rates

📋 Bursa Malaysia Fee Structure 2026

Brokerage Fee

Negotiable — typically 0.1% (min RM8) at most banks/brokers. moomoo charges 0%. Applies on both buy and sell.

Clearing Fee

0.03% of transaction value, capped at RM1,000 per contract. Charged by Bursa Malaysia Securities Clearing (BMSC). Mandatory for all trades.

Stamp Duty

RM1 per RM1,000 (0.1%) of contract value, capped at RM200 per contract. Government tax under Stamp Act. Mandatory for all trades.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What fees do I pay when trading on Bursa Malaysia?
Every Bursa Malaysia trade has three fees: 1) Brokerage — typically 0.1% (min RM8) at most brokers, but moomoo charges 0%. 2) Clearing fee — 0.03% of trade value, capped at RM1,000 (charged by Bursa Malaysia Securities Clearing). 3) Stamp duty — 0.1% of trade value, capped at RM200 (government tax). All three fees apply on both buy AND sell transactions.
Which is the cheapest broker for Bursa Malaysia stocks?
moomoo Malaysia charges 0% brokerage commission on Bursa stocks, making it the cheapest for brokerage fees. You still pay the mandatory Bursa clearing fee (0.03%, max RM1,000) and stamp duty (0.1%, max RM200) — these are fixed charges all brokers pass through. Among paid brokers, Rakuten Trade has the lowest minimum at RM7, while others (Maybank, CIMB, RHB, Public Bank) charge 0.1% min RM8.
Is the clearing fee charged on buy and sell separately?
Yes. The Bursa clearing fee of 0.03% (max RM1,000) applies to each transaction separately — once on your buy order and once on your sell order. For a round-trip trade, you pay clearing fees twice. Same for stamp duty (0.1%, max RM200 per transaction). Only brokerage is the fee that varies by broker.
How much does it cost to buy RM10,000 of Bursa stocks?
For RM10,000 trade: Brokerage = RM0 (moomoo) or RM10 (0.1% traditional broker). Clearing fee = RM3 (0.03% × RM10,000). Stamp duty = RM10 (0.1% × RM10,000). Total with moomoo = RM13. Total with traditional broker = RM23. For a round-trip (buy + sell) at the same value, double these amounts.
What is the maximum clearing fee and stamp duty on Bursa?
Clearing fee is capped at RM1,000 per contract — reached at a trade value of RM3,333,333. Stamp duty is capped at RM200 per contract — reached at a trade value of RM200,000. Above these thresholds, fees don't increase. Both caps apply per transaction (buy or sell separately), not per round-trip.