Hello traders,
Commodities like Gold, Silver, Crude Oil, and Natural Gas play a major role in global markets. Their price movements are influenced by supply, demand, and economic trends, making them a valuable addition to any trading portfolio.
Hence, at Groww, we are excited to announce that commodity trading is now available for all the Groww users. You can track, analyse, and trade major commodities like Crude Oil, Gold, Silver, and Natural Gas right from your Groww app or web.
With commodity trading now live, you can now trade commodities on Groww alongside equities and F&O — all from one unified account. No new account setup, no separate balance — just a one-click onboarding and you are ready to start your commodity trading journey.
Groww’s commodity trading comes with everything you need for a smooth, fast, and seamless experience:
To start trading commodities, you first need to be F&O onboarded on Groww. If you are not already onboarded, complete the F&O activation process first. Once onboarded, you will start seeing the Commodities section under F&O Explore.
Go to any Commodity Product Page, Option Chain, or the All Commodities page, and click on Activate Commodities. The activation usually takes 1 working day. Once done, you can trade commodities directly from your Groww account.
After activation, head to the commodities section within the Groww app or website. Here, you can view real-time prices, market trends, and detailed insights for commodities like Gold, Silver, Crude Oil, and Natural Gas.
Select your desired commodity, choose the contract type (futures or options), and execute your trade. Use Groww's advanced charting tools and real-time data to make informed decisions.
Keep track of your open positions, set stop-loss orders, and stay updated with market news to manage your trades effectively.
Follow these above steps and explore Commodities on Groww today.
Start building a well-rounded portfolio.
Happy Investing!
- Team Groww
Still have some doubts?
Refer to these FAQs below or watch this youtube video to understand how it works.
1. What is commodity trading?
Commodity trading refers to the buying and selling of futures and options contracts of tangible goods like Crude Oil and Gold. There are broadly 4 categories of Commodities:
2. Which commodities are available to trade on Groww?
Groww offers 4 commodities to trade on the platform viz. Crude Oil, Gold, Silver and Natural Gas. Each of these commodities have further lot size variants, for example, Gold has Gold, Gold Mini, Gold Ten, Gold Guinea and Gold Petal.
3. Can I trade commodities without adding money to Groww Balance?
Yes, you can pledge your stock holdings on Groww to get a pledge balance which you can then use to buy/sell commodity futures or options. However, loss incurred in F&O trading is deducted from cash balance. So you need to add money to Groww balance to cover for losses (if any).
4. What is the minimum margin required to trade commodity futures and options?
The margin required to trade depends on both the commodity and the derivative (future or option) and it can range from a few hundreds to thousands of rupees.
5. What are the charges for trading commodities on Groww?
Groww charges the same brokerage for commodity trading as it is for equity futures and options i.e. Rs 20 per executed order. In addition to these, there are regulatory and statutory charges levied by exchange and the government. The details of all these charges can be found here.
6. Does Groww allow physical settlement of commodities on its platform?
Groww does not support physical settlement of commodities on its platform. For physically-settled commodities like Gold and Silver, fresh positions in the commodity futures are blocked a day prior to the start of the respective commodity’s tender period. Any open futures positions will also be squared-off one day prior to the start of the tender period.
7. Is Commodity Trading legal in India?
Yes, Commodity trading is legal in India. It is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (India). Major commodity exchanges in India -