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From a ₹500 SIP to a ₹1 crore AIF ticket — eight ways to deploy capital, each explained in plain language before the regulation.

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Eight ways to deploy capital

Ordered roughly by ticket size, not importance — find yours, or start at the top and work down.

At a glance

Minimum ticket, side by side

ProductMinimumLiquidityBest for
Mutual FundsNo SEBI floor (SIPs from ₹500)HighFirst-time & systematic investors
SIF₹10 lakhModerateMore flexibility than MF, below PMS ticket
PMS₹50 lakhModerateHNIs wanting visible, personalised holdings
AIF (Cat I/II/III)₹1 crore (or lower, Accredited Investor)Low — multi-year lock-insLong horizon, private markets access
GIFT City (outbound)~USD 5,000, within $250K LRS capModerate–HighResident Indians wanting global diversification
GIFT City (inbound)Product-dependentModerate–HighNRIs wanting frictionless India investing
Unlisted / Pre-IPO~₹2–5 lakh (varies)Low — illiquid + 6-month lock-in post-listingRisk-tolerant, early-stage entry
Corporate TreasurySet per mandateHigh — liquidity-ladderedBusinesses with idle surplus cash

† SEBI is reviewing a proposed lower-ticket “MF-PMS” category (~₹25L). Not yet in effect — see the PMS page.

Not sure which structure fits? That's the first conversation.

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