Who is eligible to participate in the SGB scheme?
The Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme is accessible to a wide range of investors. Here's a list of eligible participants:
Individuals: Both resident and non-resident Indians (subject to RBI's specific regulations) can invest in SGBs.
Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs): An HUF, representing a family unit, can invest under the head of the Karta.
Trusts, Universities, and Charitable Institutions: These entities are also eligible to invest in SGBs as long as they comply with the conditions stipulated by the Reserve Bank of India.
Note: A key criterion for investing in SGBs is possessing an active Demat account. This ensures electronic storage and easy trading of the bonds. If you don't have one, you can easily sign up for a Demat account with FYERS.
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How is the price of SGB determined?
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Can I buy SGB in the trading platforms?
Absolutely! SGBs can be traded in the secondary market using our trading platforms, namely, Fyers Web, Fyers Next, Fyers App and Fyers EA. For detailed steps on applying for new SGB issues, kindly refer to the this article.
How is interest on SGB calculated and paid?
SGBs come with a fixed interest rate of 2.50% p.a. based on the initial investment. This interest is disbursed semi-annually directly into the investor's bank account. To illustrate, if Mr. M invests ₹10,00,000 in an SGB issue, he will earn an annual ...