What is the amount I can invest through SIP?

What is the amount I can invest through SIP?

The Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) amount for smallcases has a minimum threshold of Rs. 500. This amount is not fixed and can change based on the stocks included in the smallcase and their current market prices.

As the prices of the stocks in the smallcase change over time, the minimum investment amount needed to keep the smallcase's asset allocation and weightage may also adjust. This helps ensure your investments stay aligned with the smallcase's strategy, promoting consistent and disciplined investing for long-term 


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