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INVEST ONLINE
Seamlessly manage your investments with just a few clicks. Enjoy the convenience of 24/7 access, updates, and paperless processes.
Invest Offline
- Download, fill out, and submit the investment form at your nearest Canara Robeco Mutual Fund or KFintech branch.
- You can also seek assistance from a qualified Mutual Fund Distributor (MFD) for guidance.
Invest Online
- Visit our Smart Invest platform for seamless investment.
- Download the Canara Robeco Mutual Fund App from Google Play or the Apple App Store to invest anytime, anywhere.
New to Canara Robeco?
- Complete your KYC by:
-Submitting the form at our branches, or
-Completing eKYC through Smart Invest. - Once KYC is done, start investing online or via the mobile app!
Fund Value & Returns
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Track NAV
Get the latest updates on your fund’s Net Asset Value and make informed investment decisions with confidence.
Track IDCW
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Your Investment Reports
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Interactive SOA
A detailed and dynamic statement of account showcasing your mutual fund transactions and holdings in an interactive format.
Account Statement
A summary of your mutual fund account, including transaction history, balances, and investment details.
Exit Load Details
Information about charges applicable for redeeming mutual fund units within the specified period.
Capital Gain Statement
A detailed report summarizing your realized profits or losses from investments, essential for accurate and efficient tax filing.
Investor Services
Simplifying access to essential investment tools and information.
Unclaimed Redemption / IDCW
View and track any unclaimed redemption or IDCW amounts with ease.
Investor Information
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Payment Modes & Efficiency
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Your Investment Ally!
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SMS Services
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Request Statement
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Mobile Application
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Compliance and Support
Ensuring transparency and regulatory alignment.
URGENT: Submit Self-Certification Under FATCA
As per CBDT’s notification dated April 11, 2017, investors who opened folios between July 1, 2014, and August 31, 2015, must submit self-certification under FATCA by April 30, 2017. Transactions, including redemptions, will be restricted in folios without self-certification until submission by all unit holders.
Non-individual investors must also submit the UBO Declaration Form. Alternatively, download and send the Self Certification Form to our Investor Service Centers (ISCs) or mail it to KFin Technologies Private Limited.
Know Your Customer (KYC)
KYC is an acronym for “Know your customer”, a term commonly used for Customer Identification Process. The Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (“PMLA”) forms the core of the legal framework put in place by the Indian Regulators to combat money laundering to be followed by banking companies, financial institutions, and intermediaries by administering KYC process and other reporting requirements such as suspicious transactions reporting, etc. SEBI has prescribed certain requirements relating to KYC norms for Financial Institutions and Financial Intermediaries (such as Mutual Funds) to ‘know’ their customers.
With effect from January 01, 2011, all investors (Individuals or Non-Individuals) who wish to transact in mutual fund schemes should complete the KYC process. KYC is applicable for all financial and non-financial transactions. This one-time KYC verification through any KRA (KYC Registration Agency) is valid for transactions across all mutual funds.
Central KYC
Central KYC Registry is a centralized repository of KYC records of customers in the financial sector with uniform KYC norms and inter-usability of the KYC records across the sector with an objective to reduce the burden of producing KYC documents and getting those verified every time when the customer creates a new relationship with a financial entity.
With reference to the circulars issued by SEBI from time to time on KYC, the board of AMFI has decided on best practices for uniform and smooth implementation of CKYC norms within the MF industry. With effect from February 1, 2017, while on boarding any individual customer who has never done KYC under KRA regime i.e., a prospective customer who is new to KRA (“KYC Registration Agency”) system and whose KYC is not registered or verified in the KRA system, new CKYC form is to be used to register the KYC. This new KYC form is in line with CKYC form guidelines and requirements and hence captures all the information needed for CKYC as well as KRA’s.
PAN is still mandatory for investing in Mutual Funds (except Micro KYC and other PAN Exempt scenarios). If an investor had complied with KRA-KYC and CKYC norms, then he/she will have to update their 14-digit KYC Identification Number (KIN) and mention date of birth in the mutual fund application form. There is no change, in terms of the documentary proof submission such as ID Proof and Address Proof for both KRA-KYC and CKYC. In case of an investor who had got the CKYC reference number through non mutual fund route (outside KRA), he needs to additionally be compliant of KRA-KYC as well, by submitting the application form, including IPV (In Person Verification) and PAN.
For any additional information on FATCA / CRS / towards furnishing this information, please contact us crmf@canararobeco.com/ your distributor / visit any of our ISCs / call us on 1800 209 2726.
SEBI Circular – SCORES Portal
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has implemented the SCORES Portal (SEBI Complaints Redress System) to ensure swift and effective resolution of investor grievances. This online platform allows investors to lodge complaints, track their status, and receive timely updates.
To understand the guidelines and procedures outlined by SEBI, you can access the official circular directly by clicking below:
Grievance Redressal Process
Your satisfaction is important to us. If you’re dissatisfied with any response, you can take the following actions:
- Investor Relations Officer
- Compliance Officer
- CEO
- SEBI SCORES Portal
- Securities Markets ODR
Email IRO@canararobeco.com. We’ll respond within 2 business days.
If unresolved, escalate to Complianceofficer@canararobeco.com.
For further escalation, contact CEOhelpdesk@canararobeco.com.
Lodge a complaint at https://scores.gov.in/.
If still dissatisfied, escalate to https://smartodr.in/.
Your feedback is important to us, and we are committed to resolving any concerns promptly through the appropriate channels.
Report on Investor Complaints
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Dematerialized Form
Investors can hold mutual fund units in demat form by providing their DP ID and beneficiary account details in the application. Names, PAN, and KYC must match depository records. Mismatched or incomplete details will default to physical mode if valid.
Conversion Between Modes
Switch between demat and physical modes by submitting a Demat/Remat Request Form to the DP, ensuring matching account details.
Demat Unit Rules
Allotment follows NSDL/CDSL and SEBI guidelines. ETFs are issued and traded only in demat form.
Redemption of Demat Units
Submit redemption requests via DP; proceeds are credited to the linked bank account. Requests are not accepted at AMC offices.
Special Facilities
SWP, STP, and switches are available only for physical units.
Profile Updates
For changes in bank or profile details, contact the DP directly.
Process note for Investment made in the Name of Minor
The attached document provides detailed guidelines and procedures for making investments in the name of a minor, including the roles of the guardian, required documentation, and operational processes. Please refer to the PDF for comprehensive instructions and compliance requirements.
Common Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
The attached document outlines the Common Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for a centralized mechanism to report the demise of an investor through KRAs. It includes detailed steps, roles, and requirements to ensure seamless and accurate reporting. Please refer to the PDF for complete guidelines.
FAQs
Find Clear Answers to Your Burning Questions.
Switch Related FAQs
Can I switch between schemes/ investment options/plans? If yes, how?
Yes, you can switch between schemes/investment options/plans. You need to fill in a transaction slip, which you can download from our website or detach from the bottom of your account statement. The same can be submitted at any of our Official points of acceptance of transactions
Alternatively, you may also redeem using our CANARA ROBECOMF Online. For more details on CANARA ROBECOMF Online, refer to the Online section within the FAQs or contact us
How do I apply for a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)?
First time investors can attach, along with the mutual fund application form, a SIP Enrolment form. The SIP enrollment form is usually submitted along with an auto-debit form. First time resident individual investors with mode of holding as single, can start directly creating a folio and start investing online on CANARA ROBECOMFOnline, refer to section on Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) or contact us.
Existing investors can fill the SIP enrollment form mentioning the folio number and submit it along with the auto-debit form. If you are an existing investor with online transaction facility, you can logon to www.CanaraRobecofund.com and apply for a SIP.
Is there any load on switching?
A switch from one scheme to the other is treated as redemption from the scheme from where it is switched out & a purchase into the scheme into which it is being switched. Thus, you will be liable for any ‘applicable’ entry load or exit load.
Systematic Investment Plan
How do I apply for a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)?
First time investors can attach, along with the mutual fund application form, an SIP Enrolment form. The SIP enrollment form is usually submitted along with an auto-debit form. First time resident individual investors with mode of holding as single, can start directly create a folio and start investing online
Existing investors can fill the SIP enrollment form mentioning the folio number and submit it along with the auto-debit form. If you are an existing investor with online transaction facility, you can logon to www.Canara Robecofund.com and apply for an SIP.
FAQs for Form 15G/H
1) What is the difference between Form 15 G & H?
Form 15H is only for individual senior citizens, those who are 60 years or older, while Form 15G is for individual and any person other than a company or a firm.
2) What is the validity of Form 15 G & H?
Form 15G and Form 15H are valid for one financial year. Investors need to submit these forms every year at the beginning of the financial year. Financial year means starting form 1st April to ended March 31.
3) Can an investor submit Form 15 G & H anytime?
Investors can submit the forms anytime however the TDS deduction would stop from the subsequent quarter. Hence it is advised to submit form 15 G or H every year preferably in beginning of the financial year i.e. April.
4) Conditions investors must fulfil to submit Form 15G?
Individual or HUF or trust or any other assesse but not a company or a firm.
- Only Resident Indians can apply.
- Investor should be less than 60 years’ old
- Tax calculated on investors total Income is Nil
- The total income for the year is less than the basic exemption limit of that year. (As per current FY which is Rs. 2.5 lakhs for financial year 2022-23 (AY 2023-24)
5) Conditions you must fulfil to submit Form 15H?
Investor is an individual and resident Indian.
- A senior citizen, those who are 60 years and older during the financial year for which investor is submitting the form.
- Tax calculated on your Total Income is nil
- The total income for the year is less than the basic exemption limit of that year after deduction(s) under Chapter VI‐A, if any, for which the declarant is eligible.
6) If investor forgot to submit Form 15G or Form 15H?
Investor will have to file income tax return to claim the credit of TDS amount. Mutual Fund would not be able to refund Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) to the investor as deductor is required to deposit TDS to the income tax department on monthly basis.
7) How can I submit the Form 15G/H online?
Investor can submit the Form 15G/H online by clicking at the below link
https://mfs.kfintech.com/onlinesubmissionform15gh
8) How can I submit the Form 15G/H offline (Physical)?
Investor can submit the duly filled and signed physical Form at any of your nearest official point of acceptance of transactions (OPAT) of Canara Robeco Mutual Fund. Forms 15G/H can be downloaded from website: https://cug.canararobeco.com/forms-downloads/forms-and-information-documents/forms/other-forms
FAQs for Aadhaar Linking PAN
1). How can I link Aadhaar with PAN?
There are 3 simple ways to link your Aadhaar with PAN:
I. Tax Website: Visit www.incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in and click on Link Aadhaar Or,
II. SMS: Send UID PAN → SPACE → 12 digit Aadhaar →Space →10 digit PAN to 567678 or 5616 For example: UID PAN 123456789123 AAAPA1234P Or,
III. PAN Service Centre: Visit designated service center of PAN service providers like NSDL/ UTIITSL.
2). What will happen to my Mutual Fund Investments, if I do not link my Aadhaar with PAN after June 30, 2023?
As directed by the government of India, you were requested to link your Aadhaar with your PAN by 30th June 2023. Failing which:
- Your PAN will become inoperative.
- TDS deduction / TCS will attract a higher rate applicable to PAN not present.
- You would not be able to execute any Financial Transactions in your Folio.
- . You may have difficulties in operating your Bank accounts.
- *Also note you have to pay Rs. 500/- as Fee to the Income Tax Authority of India, if you link your Aadhaar with the PAN after July 01, 2023 upto 3 months and a Fee of RS. 1000/- after 3 months from July 01, 2023.
3). What would be the impact on TDS deduction after June 30, 2023?
- TDS at higher rate of 20% will be applied (Resident Individuals – RIs).
- TDS exemptions granted due to submission of Form 15G/H need to be revoked and TDS is required to be deducted @ 20%.
4). What would be the Impact on KYC Requirements under SEBI regulations?
As per SEBI PAN is mandatory requirements for investments in Mutual Funds. If PAN is not linked to Aadhaar after June 30, 2023; then as per Rule 114AAA of the Income Tax Rules, such PAN will be inoperative and deemed to be not furnished. This may lead to non-compliance of the regulations prescribed by these regulators which may include
5). What will happen to the IDCW payouts/Reinvestments?
IDCW transactions {Payout / Reinvestment} will get processed, even though Aadhar is not linked, subject to Higher TDS where First Holder / Guardian Aadhar is not linked.
6). What will happen for the running SIP/SWP/STP transactions after June 30, 2023?
SIP/SWP/STP transactions would be stopped after June 30, 2023, if Aadhaar is not linked to PAN.
7). Is linking of Aadhaar with PAN is required for all the holders of the Folio for doing the Financial Transactions after June 30, 2023?
Yes, it is required for all the holders of the Folio to link the Aadhaar with the PAN, in order to do any Financial Transaction after June 30, 2023.
8). How many days, it takes to show in the Folio, if I, link the Aadhaar with the PAN today?
It will take 3 to 4 days, once the Investor links his Aadhaar with the PAN to reflect in Folio, as we are dependent on the Income Tax Authority to get the data.
9). Does NRI investor require to link the Aadhaar with the PAN?
As per section 139AA, a person who is allotted PAN and is eligible to obtain Aadhaar number is required to link his Aadhaar with PAN before June 30, 2023. However, CBDT notification no. 37/2017 exempts non-residents under the Income-tax Act to link PAN with Aadhaar, if they do not possess an Aadhaar. This implies that, if non-residents are in possession of Aadhaar and PAN, then they are required to link PAN with Aadhaar.