How can I make Lumpsum Investment in Mutual Funds?

How can I make Lumpsum Investment in Mutual Funds?

To make Lumpsum investments, follow these steps:

1. Log in to your 5paisa account and navigate the mutual fund section.

2. Mobile App:

Choose the MF scheme you prefer

🡪 Go to Overview

🡪 Tap on the One Time CTA button

🡪 You'll land on the Invest page

🡪 Automatically directed to the One Time tab

🡪 Enter the desired amount

🡪 Click on the “Invest” CTA Button

🡪 Select your preferred payment mode (like UPI)

🡪 Hit the “Place Order” CTA button

🡪 Proceed to the Time page

🡪 Make the payment

🡪 Confirm the order on the Order confirmation page.





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