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I am currently in US and am looking to invest in Mutual Funds in India. My investment experience wrt capital markets is predominantly in US (been using fidelity). Given this experience, the investing arena in India looks very daunting/intimidating to me - I dont see a brokerage like fidelity that acts as a unified portal allowing you to invest in instruments provided by different fund houses (HDFC, ICICI etc). From what I gather, one has to go buy directly from individual fund managers. Is this correct understanding or is there anything I am missing here? HDFC Mutual Funds is thee only one I could get to work and make investments sitting in US. I am looking to diversify beyond HDFC funds. What are my options? Please advice.
Groww
Both Zerodha and Grow have decent platforms if you wanna try.
Groww is better no amc
Check Inri It’s exactly meant for nri mutual funds investment . I am investing via Inri for a while now. It's also YC backed. https://goinri.com
This ^^ Many platforms like Groww, Zerodha, etc don't work with NRE/NRO accounts. Plus banks have their own regulations about demat accounts. Weirdest one was Axis, they said we offer demat accounts to NRIs, but not US tax residents. (SBI guys didn't even know how to convert my savings account to NRO, despite having that checkbox in their KYC update form. Then rejected my demat account application anyway) Something like INRI is exactly what we need...
UTI the powerhouse in India like vanguard
Does zerodha work for NRI’s what are the tax implications ?
Zerodha