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Investing in Mutual Fund - Direct Buy option

You want to invest in mutual fund but confused by seeing the different types of varieties for same fund?

There are basically 2 types of mutual fund variance you can buy, one is direct and other is regular. Direct buy option doesn't involve adviser the expense ratio is less for direct option. Another is through adviser.

Before buying your PAN must be kyc compliant. You can get e-kyc done from different AMC sites or even mutual fund websites. There are option available to get your e-kyc from sitting from home which uses your video to have the IPV done.

once you are done with kyc, you can log-on to mutual fund website by creating your account with all the details required and start investing and will be able purchase the direct option.

Now a days there are different sites came up with the option which provides you an aggreegated view to purchase directly from mutual fund houses. example - zerodha coin, invezta etc.

Happy investing!!! Start you mutual fund investment online.

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