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Paisabazaar Launches Mutual Funds With Daily SIP Option

Paisabazaar Launches Mutual Funds With Daily SIP Option
Paisabazaar Expands Financial Marketplace with Mutual Funds, Introduces Daily SIP for Accessible Investing · theprint.in

Paisabazaar is a website where people can find financial products.

It has started offering mutual funds, which are a way to invest money.

The company already offered loans, cards, bonds and fixed deposits.

A new feature lets people invest small amounts every day instead of making one larger monthly payment.

Daily investments can start at Rs.10.

This may help people whose income changes from day to day or week to week.

The feature is aimed at self-employed people, shopkeepers, small business owners and gig workers.

Paisabazaar says it wants to help customers manage borrowing, saving and investing in one place.

Key facts

Company
Paisabazaar, part of listed PB Fintech
New offering
Mutual funds available through the Paisabazaar platform
Daily SIP minimum
Rs.10
Target users
People with irregular income, including self-employed individuals, small business owners, shopkeepers and gig workers
Existing expansion
Paisabazaar launched bonds and fixed deposits on its platform last year
Registration
AMFI-registered Mutual Fund Distributor, ARN 336712
Reach
More than 58 million consumers across 850 cities and towns in India

Quotes

Santosh Agarwal

CEO of Paisabazaar

“Credit will continue to be the core of Paisabazaar, but consumers’ financial needs go well beyond borrowing. With the launch of Mutual Funds, we are taking another step towards building a broader financial marketplace. By bringing together credit, savings, investments and everyday financial services, we will be more relevant to consumers across their financial lives while building a more sustainable business for the long term.”
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“True financial inclusion happens when we design products and experiences around the realities of financial lives of the underserved. With Daily SIPs, we are trying to make investing more compatible with different income patterns. The objective is to make building an investment habit feel more accessible, particularly for consumers who may not have a conventional monthly salary.”
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