Mutual funds you can invest in
These are Regular plans of mutual funds you can buy through Krystal Capitals on NSE. Choose from 1,678 funds across 54 fund houses. Regular plans include our trail commission, so they cost more than Direct plans.
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Tax benefits depend on your tax regime and your other 80C investments, and tax laws can change. Check with your tax adviser.
How to pick from this list
- Start with the type of fund. Each type does a different job.
- Then think about when you need the money. Each type's page shows a usual time frame.
- Check the risk level. Each fund's page shows its riskometer, from Low to Very High.
- Compare costs and past returns. Each fund's page shows its expense ratio (yearly cost) and exit load.Past performance may or may not be sustained in future and is not a guarantee of future returns.
- See funds side by side in Compare. Or answer a few questions in the Planner for a suggested mix.
Questions about investing here
What is a Regular plan?
A Regular plan is a fund bought through a distributor, like Krystal Capitals. The fund house pays us a trail commission from the plan's expense ratio (yearly cost). So a Regular plan costs more than the same fund's Direct plan. You can buy Direct plans from the fund house or other platforms.
How do I start a SIP here?
Open a fund's page, choose SIP, and pick an amount and a date. If you are new, sign up and open your account first. Then approve the SIP with an OTP on NSE's page. Payments go out by AutoPay, a one-time approval you give your bank.
What is the minimum?
It differs by fund. Many funds take SIPs from ₹500 a month. Each fund's page shows its smallest SIP and one-time amount.
Is my money held by Krystal Capitals?
No. Your payment goes to the fund house through NSE's mutual fund platform. It never goes to Krystal Capitals. Your units are held in your name with the fund house.