With Marwadi DigitalInvest in NFOs
Gain early access to newly launched mutual funds — diversify strategically and invest with confidence through Marwadi Digital.
- Invest at base price (₹10/unit)
- Explore open-ended, closed-ended & ETF NFOs
- Backed by expert research and 30+ years of experience
- Simple, paperless process
What is a New Fund Offering (NFO)?
New Fund Offerings (NFO)
With Marwadi Digital, investing in NFOs is seamless and strong research-backed insights help you align new investment opportunities with your goals.
How Does an NFO Work?
This process allows you to enter at ground level and potentially benefit from long-term value creation.
Types of - NFOs
Open-Ended NFOs
Stay invested long-term and enter/exit any time after the NFO closes.
Closed-Ended NFOs
Lock-in for a specific tenure. Traded on exchanges post-NFO.
ETF NFOs
Track popular indices like NIFTY, SENSEX. Traded like stocks.
Things to Evaluate Before You Invest
- AMC Reputation & Track Record
- Fund Objective & Asset Mix
- Risk & Return Potential
- Cost & Exit Options
- NFO Period & Lock-in (if applicable)
- Offer Timeline & Lock-in Clause
How to Invest in NFOs with Marwadi Digital
Unlock access to powerful trading tools in just a few steps.
Step 1
Open Marwadi Digital App
Log in to Marwadi Digital to access NFO Section
Step 2
Explore & Choose NFOs
View and choose from current NFO Listings
Step 3
Check and Invest
With our research-driven insights, apply for NFO right away.
Step 1
Open Marwadi Digital
Log in to Marwadi Digital to access NFO Section
Step 2
Explore & Choose NFOs
View and choose from current NFO Listings
Step 3
Check and Invest
With our research-driven insights, apply for NFO right away.
Need Help?
Frequently Asked Questions
Explore common queries about account setup, trading, withdrawals, and safety. Everything you need to know before and after you start investing.
A new fund offer (NFO) is a way for any asset management organisation to raise money for a new mutual fund that is being introduced to the market. Similar to the idea of an initial public offering (IPO), these new fund offerings include information on the portfolio, including the type of securities to be acquired, the fund manager, the firm shares to be purchased, etc.
While other schemes require at least Rs. 10 crore, debt-oriented and balanced hybrid schemes must accumulate a minimum subscription of Rs. 20 crore during NFO. To guarantee widespread involvement, NFO collections should include a minimum of 20 investors.
No, since it is the time when investors purchase units in a new mutual fund scheme, money cannot be withdrawn while an NFO is open. You can, however, wait until the conclusion of the maturity period or sell the units on the stock exchange to exit later.
Lock-in periods for NFOs can be anywhere from three to five years. You would have to remain invested for the duration of the investment in such instances. Make sure your investments align with your investing objectives and time frame.
