Opening an account with RupeeVest is simple and free. KYC Compliant Individuals, Minors and NRI Investors can simply register online and confirm the "IIN confirmation" and "FATCA activation" links in the email sent by NSE NMFII. Account is usually activated within 1 working day.
NOTE: If any individual account is not activated within 1 working day, then please upload a copy of PAN Card and Cancelled Cheque of the bank from your dashboard as there may be a Name Mismatch with the bank or PAN details.
Non-individuals can simply register online and upload the required documents through their dashboard. Account usually becomes active for investing in 1-2 working days.
For non-KYC compliant investors, please complete your online eKYC here, as your account will become active for investments only when you are KYC compliant. Once your KYC is completed online, then you can proceed for account opening.
The documents required for various categories are mentioned below.
The documents required for Resident Individuals are:
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No Documents required. However, if account not activated within 1 working day, then please upload a copy of PAN Card and Cancelled Cheque from your dashboard. | You need the following documents IN ADDITION TO the documents required for KYC compliant investor:
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The documents required for PIO are:
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No Documents required. However, if account not activated within 1 working day, then please upload a copy of PAN Card and Cancelled Cheque from your dashboard. | You need the following documents IN ADDITION TO the documents required for KYC compliant investor:
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The documents required for Minor are:
The documents required for HUF are:
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You need the following documents IN ADDITION TO the documents required for KYC compliant investor:
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The documents required for Partnership Firm are:
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You need the following documents IN ADDITION TO the documents required for KYC compliant investor:
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The documents required for FII & LLP are:
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You need the following documents IN ADDITION TO the documents required for KYC compliant investor:
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The documents required for Company are:
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You need the following documents IN ADDITION TO the documents required for KYC compliant investor:
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The documents required for Trust are:
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You need the following documents IN ADDITION TO the documents required for KYC compliant investor:
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Documents acceptable as POI (Proof of Identity):
Documents acceptable as POA (Proof of Address):
PAN or PERMANENT ACCOUNT NUMBER is mandatory for financial transactions in India.
If you do not have a PAN, kindly follow the link below to get registered.
https://incometaxindia.gov.in/Pages/tax-services/apply-for-pan.aspx
No, you do not need to be KYC compliant to open an account with RupeeVest. However, you need to be KYC compliant to start investing. If you are not KYC compliant, please complete your online eKYC here.
You can check whether or not you are KYC compliant on our sign up page or by citing your PAN No. on CVL KRA website.
Yes, NRIs can invest in all Mutual Funds open for investments through RupeeVest. To know more about NRI services offered by RupeeVest, click here.
Yes, you can open a joint account with us and there can be upto 3 members in this account. All 3 members need to be KYC compliant and registered with us.
Here is the list of banks that offer online investments with us:
Sl.No. | Bank Name | Sl.No. | Bank Name | Sl.No. | Bank Name |
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1. | AU Small Finance Bank | 2. | Axis Bank Ltd | 3. | Bandhan Bank |
4. | Bank of Baroda - Corporate Banking | 5. | Bank of Baroda - Retail Banking | 6. | Bank of India |
7. | Bank of Maharashtra | 8. | Canara Bank | 9. | Capital Bank |
10. | Central Bank of India | 11. | City Union Bank | 12. | Cosmos Bank |
13. | Deutsche Bank | 14. | Dhanalaxmi Bank - Retail Net Banking | 15. | Federal Bank |
16. | GUJARAT STATE COOPERATIVE BANK | 17. | HDFC Bank Ltd | 18. | HSBC |
19. | ICICI Bank Ltd | 20. | IDBI Bank | 21. | IDFC First Bank |
22. | Indian Overseas Bank | 23. | IndusInd Bank | 24. | Jana Small Finance Bank |
25. | Karur Vysya Bank | 26. | Kerala Gramin Bank | 27. | Kotak Bank |
28. | Punjab and Sind Bank | 29. | Punjab National Bank - Retail Banking | 30. | Ratnakar Bank |
31. | Saraswat Bank | 32. | SBM Bank India Ltd | 33. | South Indian Bank |
34. | Standard Chartered Bank | 35. | State Bank of India | 36. | Sutex Bank |
37. | The Surat Peoples Co Operative Banks Ltd | 38. | UCO Bank | 39. | Ujjivan Bank |
40. | Union Bank of India | 41. | Utkarsh Bank | 42. | Yes Bank Ltd |
Sl.No. | Bank Name |
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1. | AU Small Finance Bank |
2. | Axis Bank Ltd |
3. | Bandhan Bank |
4. | Bank of Baroda - Corporate Banking |
5. | Bank of Baroda - Retail Banking |
6. | Bank of India |
7. | Bank of Maharashtra |
8. | Canara Bank |
9. | Capital Bank |
10. | Central Bank of India |
11. | City Union Bank |
12. | Cosmos Bank |
13. | Deutsche Bank |
14. | Dhanalaxmi Bank - Retail Net Banking |
15. | Federal Bank |
16. | GUJARAT STATE COOPERATIVE BANK |
17. | HDFC Bank Ltd |
18. | HSBC |
19. | ICICI Bank Ltd |
20. | IDBI Bank |
21. | IDFC First Bank |
22. | Indian Overseas Bank |
23. | IndusInd Bank |
24. | Jana Small Finance Bank |
25. | Karur Vysya Bank |
26. | Kerala Gramin Bank |
27. | Kotak Bank |
28. | Punjab and Sind Bank |
29. | Punjab National Bank - Retail Banking |
30. | Ratnakar Bank |
31. | Saraswat Bank |
32. | SBM Bank India Ltd |
33. | South Indian Bank |
34. | Standard Chartered Bank |
35. | State Bank of India |
36. | Sutex Bank |
37. | The Surat Peoples Co Operative Banks Ltd |
38. | UCO Bank |
39. | Ujjivan Bank |
40. | Union Bank of India |
41. | Utkarsh Bank |
42. | Yes Bank Ltd |
Yes, you can add upto 5 bank accounts under one investor by selecting the "Add New Bank" option from Investor Profile on your dashboard.
For every additional bank that is added, NSE NMF platform will do a penny transaction verification of the bank account. If the bank name matches the name registered at RupeeVest, then the bank shall be activated in 1 working day. Once registered, you can also set a default bank for all your transactions.
Yes, you can register multiple accounts under one user. So, the primary user can handle the investments of all the other sub-users.
You can avail this feature by selecting “Add New Investor” option on your dashboard.
If your personal details have changed, you can drop us a mail at and we shall process the same for you. You would need to sign and send back the modification form sent by us over e-mail to confirm the change. If your bank details have changed, you need to send us a cancelled cheque as well along with the modification form.
The restrictions in terms of minimum amount or maximum amount as specified by AMC shall apply. There are no platform level restrictions.
FATCA is an acronym for the United States (US) Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), which was introduced by the US Government in October 2009.
FATCA is aimed at ensuring that US persons with financial assets outside of the US pay US tax. It is a new piece of legislation to help counter tax evasion in the US.
The purpose of FATCA is to prevent US persons from using banks and other financial institutions outside the US to park their wealth outside US and avoid US taxation on income generated from such wealth. FATCA obliges such banks and financial institutions to report information about US persons having accounts with them.
FATCA is mandatory for all.
Ultimate Beneficial Ownership (UBO) refers to natural person(s), who ultimately own, control or influence a client and/or persons on whose behalf a transaction is being conducted, and includes a person who exercises ultimate effective control over a legal person or arrangement.
In other words, UBO is a person who enjoys the benefits of ownership, either directly or indirectly, even though title is in another name.
UBO information is mandatory for non-individual investors.
Note: The online payment link and OTP is valid for 48 hours and on expiry of the same, a fresh transaction needs to be initiated.
You can start your SIP with a few simple clicks:
An OTM / E-Mandate is mandatory for SIP payments. The first instalment can be made through other payment modes if OTM / E-Mandate is inactive but the subsequent instalments will be paid through the mandate.
If you do not have a registered mandate or the mandate amount is less than the SIP amount, you simply need to select “New OTM” to proceed with the transaction.
Mandate is a permission you give to your bank to debit the investment amount from your account. Following are the key features:
Investor can consider the following differences while choosing for either OTM or E-Mandate:
Features | OTM (One Time Mandate) | E-Mandate |
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Nature of Registration | Submission of duly signed physical form | No paperwork, digital registration with Netbanking / Debit card |
Registration Time | 15-30 working days | 4-6 working days |
Eligibility | Eligible for all | Individuals with single mode of holding |
Maximum Amount limit | No limit | Rs. 5,00,000 – 10,00,000/- |
Servicing Banks | All Banks | 34 Banks at present |
OTM (One Time Mandate) can be registered by any of the following ways:
E-Mandate can be registered by any of the following ways:
List of banks facilitating E-Mandates:
Sl.No. | Bank Name | Sl.No. | Bank Name | Sl.No. | Bank Name |
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1 | AU Small Finance Bank | 2 | Axis Bank Ltd | 3 | Bandhan Bank |
4 | Bank of Baroda - Retail Banking | 5 | Bank of India | 6 | Bank of Maharashtra |
7 | Canara Bank | 8 | Central Bank of India | 9 | City Union Bank |
10 | Cosmos Bank | 11 | Deutsche Bank | 12 | Dhanalaxmi Bank - Retail Net Banking |
13 | Federal Bank | 14 | HDFC Bank Ltd | 15 | HSBC |
16 | ICICI Bank Ltd | 17 | IDBI Bank | 18 | IDFC First Bank |
19 | Indian Overseas Bank | 20 | IndusInd Bank | 21 | Jana Small Finance Bank |
22 | Karur Vysya Bank | 23 | Kotak Bank | 24 | Punjab and Sind Bank |
25 | Punjab National Bank - Retail Banking | 26 | Ratnakar Bank | 27 | Saraswat Bank |
28 | SBM Bank India Ltd | 29 | South Indian Bank | 30 | Standard Chartered Bank |
31 | State Bank of India | 32 | UCO Bank | 33 | Union Bank of India |
34 | Yes Bank Ltd |
Sl.No. | Bank Name |
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1 | AU Small Finance Bank |
2 | Axis Bank Ltd |
3 | Bandhan Bank |
4 | Bank of Baroda - Retail Banking |
5 | Bank of India |
6 | Bank of Maharashtra |
7 | Canara Bank |
8 | Central Bank of India |
9 | City Union Bank |
10 | Cosmos Bank |
11 | Deutsche Bank |
12 | Dhanalaxmi Bank - Retail Net Banking |
13 | Federal Bank |
14 | HDFC Bank Ltd |
15 | HSBC |
16 | ICICI Bank Ltd |
17 | IDBI Bank |
18 | IDFC First Bank |
19 | Indian Overseas Bank |
20 | IndusInd Bank |
21 | Jana Small Finance Bank |
22 | Karur Vysya Bank |
23 | Kotak Bank |
24 | Punjab and Sind Bank |
25 | Punjab National Bank - Retail Banking |
26 | Ratnakar Bank |
27 | Saraswat Bank |
28 | SBM Bank India Ltd |
29 | South Indian Bank |
30 | Standard Chartered Bank |
31 | State Bank of India |
32 | UCO Bank |
33 | Union Bank of India |
34 | Yes Bank Ltd |
Mandate can be used for both Lumpsum and SIP investments.
Lumpsum Investment – Once an Investor chooses mandate as the mode of payment he would receive a payment confirmation link on his registered mobile number / email. Upon confirmation of the same by the investor, the amount would be debited from the investor’s bank account. This payment link will be valid for this transaction only.
SIP Investment – Investors with active mandate have the option to choose this mode of payment which will be validated after confirming the payment link received in the investor's registered mobile number / email. Henceforth, the mandate will be operational for all the subsequent installments and the SIP amount would be debited from the investor's bank account as per the SIP dates.
In case the investor does not have an active mandate, he must make the first payment with other payment modes (Net Banking/NEFT/RTGS/Cheque/UPI). The new mandate (after registration) will be applicable for the subsequent installments.
Note: NRI Investors will receive the authorization link only in their registered email id.
No, your Mandate amount cannot be changed. You need to register for a new Mandate if you want to increase its amount. Once it is activated, you can use any of the registered Mandates for your future transactions.
Multiple lump sum or multiple SIP purchase transactions across AMCs for one user can be executed through a single cheque or a single fund transfer.
For all the transactions initiated on the platform, you can track its status from the transaction status tab in your dashboard. Once a transaction has been successfully processed by the RTA, it should reflect in your portfolio within 1-2 working days of the same.
The online redemption link and OTP is valid for 48 hours and on expiry of the same, a fresh transaction is required to be initiated.
You can stop your SIP transactions by clicking on the "Stop SIP" option from Systematic Details tab in your dashboard. Once the "STOP" request is placed, you will receive an intimation regarding the same in your registered e-mail and mobile number. However, we recommend you to Pause your SIP instead of stopping it, if it is for some temporary reason. Please refer to “What is Pause SIP” for more details.
You can stop your STP transactions by clicking on the "Stop STP" option from Systematic Details tab in your dashboard. Once the "STOP" request is placed, you will receive an intimation regarding the same in your registered e-mail and mobile number.
You can stop your SWP transactions by clicking on the "Stop SWP" option from Systematic Details tab in your dashboard. Once the "STOP" request is placed, you will receive an intimation regarding the same in your registered e-mail and mobile number.
You can pause investing through SIPs in your mutual fund for a given period of time, ranging from 1 month to 12 months. After the pause period is over, your SIP will resume and continue as before. Once you pause a SIP, the fund houses send an instruction to the bank asking them to pause the mandate for the time period chosen by you.
You can pause your SIP transactions by clicking on the "Pause SIP" option from Systematic Details tab in your dashboard. Once the "Pause" request is placed, you will receive an intimation regarding the same in your registered e-mail and mobile number.
Step-up SIP enables users to automatically increase the SIP amount after the selected time period. The SIP step-up amount can be specified as a percentage or a fixed amount every year over the original SIP amount. For instance, if you now have a SIP of Rs. 1000 and add a step-up of Rs. 100 for a period of 12 months, your SIP amount will increase by Rs. 100 every year.
You can currently select funds from 46 AMCs to invest in.
List of AMCs:
Sl.No. | AMC Name | Sl.No. | AMC Name | Sl.No. | AMC Name |
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1. | 360 ONE Mutual Fund | 2. | Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund | 3. | Axis Mutual Fund |
4. | Bajaj Finserv Mutual Fund | 5. | Bandhan Mutual Fund | 6. | Bank of India Mutual Fund |
7. | Baroda BNP Paribas Mutual Fund | 8. | Baroda Mutual Fund | 9. | Canara Robeco Mutual Fund |
10. | DSP Mutual Fund | 11. | Edelweiss Mutual Fund | 12. | Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund |
13. | Groww Mutual Fund | 14. | HDFC Mutual Fund | 15. | Helios Mutual Fund |
16. | ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund | 17. | IDBI Mutual Fund | 18. | Invesco Mutual Fund |
19. | ITI Mutual Fund | 20. | JM Financial Mutual Fund | 21. | Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund |
22. | L&T Mutual Fund | 23. | LIC Mutual Fund | 24. | Mahindra Manulife Mutual Fund |
25. | Mirae Asset Mutual Fund | 26. | Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund | 27. | Navi Mutual Fund |
28. | Nippon India Mutual Fund | 29. | NJ Mutual Fund | 30. | Old Bridge Mutual Fund |
31. | PGIM India Mutual Fund | 32. | PPFAS Mutual Fund | 33. | Principal Mutual Fund |
34. | Quant Mutual Fund | 35. | Quantum Mutual Fund | 36. | Samco Mutual Fund |
37. | SBI Mutual Fund | 38. | Shriram Mutual Fund | 39. | Sundaram Mutual Fund |
40. | Tata Mutual Fund | 41. | Taurus Mutual Fund | 42. | Trust Mutual Fund |
43. | Union Mutual Fund | 44. | UTI Mutual Fund | 45. | WhiteOak Capital Mutual Fund |
46. | Zerodha Mutual Fund |
Sl.No. | AMC Name |
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1. | 360 ONE Mutual Fund |
2. | Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund |
3. | Axis Mutual Fund |
4. | Bajaj Finserv Mutual Fund |
5. | Bandhan Mutual Fund |
6. | Bank of India Mutual Fund |
7. | Baroda BNP Paribas Mutual Fund |
8. | Baroda Mutual Fund |
9. | Canara Robeco Mutual Fund |
10. | DSP Mutual Fund |
11. | Edelweiss Mutual Fund |
12. | Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund |
13. | Groww Mutual Fund |
14. | HDFC Mutual Fund |
15. | Helios Mutual Fund |
16. | ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund |
17. | IDBI Mutual Fund |
18. | Invesco Mutual Fund |
19. | ITI Mutual Fund |
20. | JM Financial Mutual Fund |
21. | Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund |
22. | L&T Mutual Fund |
23. | LIC Mutual Fund |
24. | Mahindra Manulife Mutual Fund |
25. | Mirae Asset Mutual Fund |
26. | Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund |
27. | Navi Mutual Fund |
28. | Nippon India Mutual Fund |
29. | NJ Mutual Fund |
30. | Old Bridge Mutual Fund |
31. | PGIM India Mutual Fund |
32. | PPFAS Mutual Fund |
33. | Principal Mutual Fund |
34. | Quant Mutual Fund |
35. | Quantum Mutual Fund |
36. | Samco Mutual Fund |
37. | SBI Mutual Fund |
38. | Shriram Mutual Fund |
39. | Sundaram Mutual Fund |
40. | Tata Mutual Fund |
41. | Taurus Mutual Fund |
42. | Trust Mutual Fund |
43. | Union Mutual Fund |
44. | UTI Mutual Fund |
45. | WhiteOak Capital Mutual Fund |
46. | Zerodha Mutual Fund |
When you redeem your investments, the amount will be credited to your registered bank account with RupeeVest. In case of multiple bank accounts, the money will be credited to the bank account from which the investments were made in the first place.
The cut-off time for NAV allotment is:
Scheme | Bank | Transaction Cut Off time (T Day) |
NAV Applicable |
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Liquid & Overnight | All Banks | Before 12:30 pm | T-1 Day |
Liquid & Overnight | All Banks | Before 02:00 pm | T Day |
All Other Schemes | All Banks | Before 02:00 pm | T Day |
Scheme | Bank | Transaction Cut Off time (T Day) |
NAV Applicable |
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Liquid & Overnight | HDFC Bank | Before 12:30 pm | T-1 Day |
HDFC Bank | Before 02:00 pm | T Day | |
Other Banks | Before 02:00 pm | T+1 Day | |
All Other Schemes | HDFC Bank | Before 02:00 pm | T Day |
Other Banks | Before 02:00 pm | T+1 Day |
Scheme | Bank | Transaction Cut Off time (T Day) |
NAV Applicable |
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Liquid & Overnight | All Banks | Before 02:00 pm | T+2 Day |
All Other Schemes | All Banks | Before 02:00 pm | T+2 Day |
Scheme | Bank | Order Entry Time (T-Day) |
Cheque Deposit Cut off Time (T-day) |
NAV Applicable |
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Liquid & Overnight | HDFC Bank | Before 12 pm | Before 02:00 pm | T Day |
Other Banks | Before 12 pm | Before 02:00 pm | T+1 Day | |
All Other Schemes | HDFC Bank | Before 12 pm | Before 02:00 pm | T Day |
Other Banks | Before 12 pm | Before 02:00 pm | T+1 Day |
For redemption orders placed through our platform on T-day the funds will be credited as follows:
However, redemption period for some funds may be longer so kindly refer to fund factsheet on AMC’s website for exact details.
SIP has multiple advantages:
To read about it further, click here.
Failure of an installment payment will not lead to any charges or penalties from us. However, your bank or AMC may deduct charges for any failed payments. If you miss an installment, you can make an investment separately to meet your investment goal.
The stocks are classified as Large, Mid and Small Cap as per the last 6 months average market capitalization and allocated as below:
Large Caps = Top 100 stocks
Mid Caps = Next 150 stocks
Small Caps = Rest of the stocks
This method of classification is not affected by the overall market movement as the stocks are classified relative to each other. However, as individual stocks rise or decline more than the rest of the market, they may move from one category to another over a period of time. Using this classification, the equity funds are allocated to categories which best reflect their characteristics which is essential for comparison and rating.
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The renewal process of a FD is similar to purchasing a new FD.
You need to submit:
Credit rating implies the evaluation of the credit worthiness of a company, predicting its ability to pay back the debt. The meanings of rating scales of various agencies are:
CRISIL | ICRA | CARE | BRICKWORKS | FITCH | |
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Highest Safety | CRISIL FAAA | ICRA MAAA | CARE AAA | BWR FAAA | AAA |
High Safety | CRISIL FAA | ICRA MAA | CARE AA | BWR FAA | AA |
Adequate Safety | CRISIL FA | ICRA MA | CARE A | BWR FA | A |
Moderate Safety | - | - | CARE BBB | BWR FBBB | BBB |
Moderate Risk | - | - | CARE BB | BWR FBB | BB |
High Risk | CRISIL FB | ICRA MB | CARE B | BWR FB | B |
Substantial Risk | - | - | - | - | CCC |
Very High Risk | - | - | - | - | CC |
Exceptionally High Risk | CRISIL FC | ICRA MC | CARE C | BWR FC | C |
Restricted Default | - | - | - | - | RD |
Default | CRISIL FD | ICRA MD | CARE D | BWR FD | D |
Interest on Corporate FDs is paid monthly / quarterly / half yearly / yearly / on maturity depending on the scheme selected. Interest will be paid to the investor’s registered bank account at intervals as selected by the customer.
Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) is deducted if the interest earned on a corporate fixed deposit exceeds Rs. 5,000 in a financial year. If total income from all sources is under permissible non-taxable income levels then, individuals below 60 years should file form 15G and individuals above 60 years should file form 15H. However, individuals whose income from other sources exceeds INR 1 lakh cannot file a 15G form. If no form is filed and the income from Corporate FDs is more than Rs. 5,000 then the corporate will deduct a 10% plus 3% education cess, therefore a total 10.3% of the interest earned.
Yes, corporate FDs can be pre-matured, but usually most of them levy a penalty for the same. However, we request you to look at individual company offer documents for the terms of pre-maturing their deposits as this may vary.
Yes, there are special categories which enable investors to get higher interest rates. Senior citizens in most cases are given a higher rate of return in most corporate FDs. Some companies offer a higher rate of return to women, widows, armed force personnel, its employees, and its various customers (Home Loan/ SME Loan/ Mortgage Loan). Please check the various offerings by different companies and their special categories before finalizing your FD purchase.
No, interest rate changes by RBI will not have any impact on your current FD returns as they are locked in for a specific period.