When you place a mutual fund order on FYERS, your units and purchase details are not reflected immediately. The allocation process depends on factors like scheme type, payment method, cut-off timings, and settlement cycles handled by the AMC and the registrar.
Generally, mutual fund units are allotted on T+1 to T+3 working days, where T is the transaction day (based on payment confirmation, not just order time). The NAV applied to your investment depends on when the payment is credited to ICCL (Indian Clearing Corporation Limited), not the time you placed the order.
Day | Activity |
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T (Transaction day) | Order is placed and payment initiated |
T+1 to T+2 | Fund house processes the order and confirms the applicable NAV |
T+2 to T+3 | Units are allotted and credited to your linked Demat account |
T+3 (Latest) | All details visible in FYERS Portfolio > Mutual Funds |
You can track order status anytime from the Orders > Mutual Funds > Order History section.
The NAV assigned to your mutual fund investment is based on the payment credit time, not the order time.
Note: Non-direct net banking payments are processed only after actual fund settlement, so NAV may shift to the next day.
NAV fluctuations are normal and reflect underlying market changes. Checking NAV during the trading day won’t show final prices.
Scenario | Outcome |
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You placed an order after the cut-off | Your transaction is processed on the next business day (T+1). |
Your payment was delayed | NAV will apply on the day ICCL receives funds; units won’t be allotted until then. |
You redeemed after 3 PM | The next business day’s NAV will be used. |
You can’t see units immediately | Wait until T+2 or T+3. Use Order History to track status. |
Your order failed | You’ll be notified by FYERS via email and in-app alert. |
You received a partial allotment | May happen due to rounding or AMC-specific constraints. |
Last updated: 15 Sep 2025