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Choose a SIP date a few days after your salary or business income lands, so the debit never competes with month-end bills.
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Start your SIP nowYour first SIP is just minutes away.
Pick an amount, tell us your goal and we take it from there — free registration on the NSE Mutual Fund platform, KYC help, fund selection for your goal and auto-debit set-up. You stay in control of every rupee.
- Start from ₹500 a month in many schemes
- One-time registration — no charge to you
- Pause, change or stop when your life changes
- Real help on call or WhatsApp, start to finish
Quick start
Takes under a minute
₹5,000 a month for 10 years
- You invest
- ₹6,00,000
- Illustrative value
- ₹11,61,695
Illustration — assumed 12% p.a. return, not a promise. Actual returns vary with markets.
How it works
Your SIP in 4 steps
No paperwork maze. We stay with you from the first message to your first statement.
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Step 1
Share your details
Fill the quick-start form or message us. Tell us your goal, how much you are comfortable with and for how long.
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Step 2
Free registration + KYC
A one-time, free registration on the NSE Mutual Fund platform with your KYC. We help you complete it online, step by step.
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Step 3
Choose your funds
Sit down with us to shortlist schemes that suit your goal, time frame and comfort with ups and downs. You make the final choice.
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Step 4
Auto-debit + first SIP
Approve the e-mandate with your bank and your first SIP is scheduled. Statements come from the fund house / registrar to your email.
Before you begin
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SIP tips
Small habits that keep a SIP on track
Step it up every year
When your income rises, raise your SIP too — even 10% a year. A step-up quietly does more for a goal than chasing returns.
Keep going when markets fall
Falling markets mean your fixed amount buys more units. Stopping then locks in the dip and misses the averaging that SIPs are built for.
One SIP per goal
Give each goal — education, home, retirement — its own SIP. It is easier to track progress and you never dip into the wrong pot.
Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. SIPs do not guarantee profit or protect against loss in falling markets.
SIP questions
Good to know before you start
Can I pause or skip my SIP for a while?
Many fund houses let you pause a SIP for a limited number of months — useful during a big expense or a job change. The rules differ by scheme, so tell us a little in advance and we will place the request for you.
Can I change my SIP amount later?
Yes. You can add a new SIP to increase your investment, or stop the current one and start a fresh SIP at a different amount. Many schemes also offer a yearly step-up so the amount rises automatically.
What if I miss an instalment?
If there is not enough balance on the debit date, that month's instalment is simply not invested — your earlier units stay as they are. Your bank may charge a bounce fee, and some fund houses cancel a SIP after several consecutive misses, so keep the balance ready a day before.
Can I stop my SIP any time?
Yes. A SIP is not a lock-in contract (except ELSS units, which have a 3-year lock-in for each instalment). Stopping future instalments has no penalty; an exit load may apply if you redeem units before the period stated in the scheme documents.
How long before my first SIP debit?
Once your KYC is in order, the bank e-mandate usually takes a few working days to a couple of weeks to be approved. Your first SIP runs on the SIP date you choose after the mandate is active. We will tell you the exact first debit date when we set it up.
I live abroad. Can I start a SIP as an NRI?
In most cases, yes — through your NRE or NRO bank account, with KYC updated to show your NRI status. A few fund houses have extra conditions for residents of certain countries such as the USA and Canada. Share your country of residence and we will check which schemes accept your investment.
Ready when you are.
Call or WhatsApp us — a quick chat is all it takes to get your SIP moving.