Very High Risk | Equity
31 Oct 2025
04 Nov 2025
10 Nov 2025
₹10
0.47%.
0.05% exit load
₹₹5,000
23/02/2024
The Assets Under Management (AUM) is not yet available because the fund is new and has not yet been listed on the stock exchange.
Through a Demat account: Minimum investment: The minimum you can invest is the price of one unit of the ETF on the stock exchange at the time of purchase. You can buy and sell ETF units on the NSE and BSE during trading hours. How it works: You place an order to buy a certain number of units through your broker, similar to buying a stock. The price will be the prevailing market price, which will fluctuate throughout the day. Directly with the AMC (for large investors): Minimum investment: Large investors can transact directly with the AMC for amounts greater than ₹25 crore. How it works: This is for large-scale investors who can subscribe to or redeem units directly from the fund house, not through a stock exchange.
To generate returns that are commensurate with the performance of the Nifty Smallcap 250 Momentum Quality 100 Total Return Index.
Nifty Smallcap 250 Momentum Quality 100 TRI.
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31 Oct 2025
No penalties are charged by mutual funds for missing SIPs, but your bank may charge ECS failure fees if funds are insufficient.
NPS is a government-backed retirement savings scheme that lets you invest during your working life and withdraw upon retirement.
Tier I is the mandatory retirement account with tax benefits, while Tier II is voluntary with flexible withdrawals but no tax deductions.
Yes, returns are subject to TDS based on fund type and holding period. KSquare helps you plan for this.
Absolutely! SIPs are ideal for beginners due to their simplicity, flexibility, and potential for long-term wealth creation.
NPS is regulated by PFRDA and offers transparency, safety, and steady growth through professional fund managers.
After the subscription period, units are allotted based on the face value and investment amount on the allotment date.
No, the mutual funds are just pledged. You continue to retain ownership and can repay the loan to unpledge them.