In India, mutual funds are open to a wide range of investors. If you complete the KYC (Know Your Customer) process and follow SEBI rules, you can participate.
Eligible investors
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Resident Individuals – Any Indian citizen above 18 years who is KYC compliant can invest.
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Minors – Parents or legal guardians can invest on behalf of a child, with age proof and guardian identity, provided the minor has a bank account.
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NRIs and PIOs – Non-Resident Indians and Persons of Indian Origin can invest in Indian mutual funds, subject to FEMA regulations and with valid bank accounts.
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Companies and Firms – Indian-registered companies, partnerships, and LLPs can invest if their documents allow it.
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Trusts, Societies, and HUFs – Eligible under their respective rules and legal framework.
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Banks & Financial Institutions – Can participate as per RBI and SEBI guidelines.
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Other Entities – Provident funds, charitable organizations, endowments, and even government bodies, provided their bylaws permit.
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