How can I invest in Lumpsum to buy Mutual Funds?
Investing in lumpsum to buy mutual fund schemes is a simple process.
All you need to do is
Go to FYERS Direct > Login using your FYERS credentials> Open the scheme, you're interested to buy > Click on Lumpsum > Enter the amount and you'll be redirected to the BSE website for the payment > You can make the payment in four modes namely:- Direct Pay
- One-Time Mandate
- NEFT/RTGS
- UPI
For better understanding, check out the tutorial GIF below:
The above payment mechanism has been incorporated with effect from 1st July 2022. For more details, refer to
this notice.
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