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  • MF News Your clients can now do eKYC on AMCs and AMFI website

    Your clients can now do eKYC on AMCs and AMFI website

    Existing investors can update their KYC status without having to invest in schemes of a particular fund house.
    Nishant Patnaik Apr 26, 2024

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    AMFI has asked fund houses to facilitate digital KYC or eKYC facility on the homepage of their respective websites by Monday, said two MF officials requesting anonymity.

    Through this facility, fund houses will basically redirect investors to their respective KYC registration agency (KRA) website based on their PAN details.

    The good part is that existing investors having KYC status of ‘Registered’ and ‘On Hold’ can complete their KYC online without having to invest their money with the fund house. However, new investors doing fresh KYC will have to invest in a scheme if they want to use digital KYC or eKYC facility of fund houses.

    Along with the fund houses, AMFI will also host such a link on its website by Monday.

    According to the SEBI norms, KRAs have validated all KYC details of capital market investors. As part of this activity, KRAs have identified investors based on officially valid document (OVD) like Aadhaar, passport, driving license, voter ID and so on. KRAs also validated email id and mobile number before putting a validation tag on KYC status.

    As a result, KRAs have assigned three statuses to KYC - Validated, Registered and On Hold.

    Investors with validated tag will not have any problem in executing financial or non-financial transactions.

    While investors with ‘registered’ tag will have to submit KYC documents again when they want to invest in new security or new mutual fund, investors with ‘on hold’ KYC status will have to revisit their KYC completely.

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    11 Comments
    ritesh sheth · 1 week ago `
    I am a resident of India and as per my knowledge of providing Aadhaar as proof is my choice to any private entity then why mutual funds are pushing to only validate kyc thru aadhaar.

    Basically my pan is already link to aadhaar and for investing in mutual funds PAN is must so what's is the use of validation if my pan is not linked to aadhaar anyways I am not allowed to invest.

    I think my name should be matched with PAN data and if it matches kyc should be valid this can be an internal process all KRA should do.

    Correct me if I am wrong.
    Bhagwan Singh Shekhawat · 1 week ago
    Pan No is considered as pan proof only not a kyc document. Irrespective of that we Linked both the documents.Yes aadhar providing should be as per holder choice but in today's digital scenario this document is most suitable for validation or verification.This is mine opinion
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    Finance Service · 1 week ago `
    IF PAN AND AADHAAR LINKED, THEN WHAT IS THE LOGIC OF KYC VALIDATION. SIMPLIFYING PROCEDURE BASED ON TECHNOLOGIES IS POSITIVE THOUGHT
    Finance Service · 1 week ago `
    ഏ സി ചില്ല് കൂട്ടിലെ മിന്നും താരങ്ങളായി SEBI & AMC ഉദ്യോഗസ്ഥർക്ക് ഗ്രണ്ട് റിയാലിറ്റി അറിയില്ല❓❓❓❓❓❓
    Prudent Wealth · 1 week ago `
    Hi Nishant, Is ON HOLD KYC can be done online without removing HOLD status. as current procedure is we have to write email to respective KRA to remove hold , once they remove hold status then only we can start for fresh KYC.
    Anam Ansari · 1 week ago `
    CafeMutual - "While investors with ‘registered’ tag will have to submit KYC documents again when they want to invest in new security or new mutual fund" can you help with this process for an NRI

    Also, what is the easiest/most convenient way for an NRI investor to get cKYC compliant? Struggling a lot to get the KYC done for NRI clients
    Fauzan Ansari · 1 week ago `
    What about two PAN holders clients?
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