High Risk | Equity
18 Dec 2025
01 Jan 2026
07 Jan 2026
₹10
0.10%
Nil
₹₹5,000
18/12/2025
₹800-840 Crores
The Kotak Nifty Next 50 ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) is a passive equity fund that invests in the 50 large-cap companies outside the Nifty 50, aiming to mirror the Nifty Next 50 Index's performance, traded like shares on exchanges, offering a simple way to get broad market exposure to India's next-gen large companies. It's for demat account holders, buying and selling units via a broker, just like stocks, with no lock-in.
Replicate the performance of the Nifty Next 50 Index.
Nifty Next 50 Index (TRI).
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18 Dec 2025
Yes, most lenders require mutual fund units in demat form. KSquare can help convert physical units if needed.
Basic KYC documents, bank statements, and demat account details are required. KSquare helps with digital submission.
You can typically borrow up to 50–70% of your mutual fund’s NAV value. KSquare calculates this during your application.
KSquare uses encrypted systems, regulatory safeguards, and secure servers to protect user data and transactions.
While credit score matters, lenders also consider the value and type of mutual funds pledged. KSquare helps assess your eligibility beforehand.
SIPs help average out market volatility over time, making them a safer and more consistent choice than lump sum investing.
Partial withdrawals of up to 25% are allowed after 3 years for specific purposes like medical emergencies, education, or house purchase.
Yes, NRIs can set up SIPs through their NRE/NRO accounts. KSquare automates the process for convenience.