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Don’t complicate things, remove futures out of it. Only for options if you let it expire ITM you will have to pay higher STT on total contract value. Check this for more.
From my understanding if the underlying asset is compulsory delivery, and if I have off-setting contracts, eg. Long Put and long futures I would not have to purchase/sell the stock.
Now my confusion is options premium vs contract value, as I gather STT in futures will be same, regardless when i sell it. My I correct?
Further reading the links you had sent and along with the assumption that off-setting positions will result in non-excersise automatically.
Taking the above example, and my long Put being ITM, will the SST be;
.05% of premium, in this example rs. 49 settlement price
or
.125% of 150, 150 being the strike price, again i am assuming contract value means strike price.
This has been answered on the thread, it is not so difficult to find. Anyhow
Contract value is (strike+ premium) * lot size, if one closes it STT will be on premium only, ie premium*.05%, if you let it expire ITM then stt= contract value* .125%. STT is only on sell side.