No, Angel One does not charge any brokerage on mutual fund investments. You can invest in mutual funds or start SIPs through Angel One without paying any brokerage fee.

Why Isn’t Brokerage Charged on Mutual Funds?

Angel One follows SEBI rules and gets commission from the fund houses, not from you. This means the distribution cost is covered within the fund’s expense ratio, so you pay nothing extra for investing or redeeming.

What Charges Apply on Mutual Fund Investments?

While there’s no brokerage, here are the costs you should know:

• Expense Ratio: A small yearly fee paid to the fund house for managing the fund.
• Transaction Charges: SEBI allows ₹150 for first-time investors and ₹100 for existing ones on lumpsum investments above ₹10,000.
• Exit Load: Some funds charge a small fee (often 1%) if you redeem units before a specified lock-in period.

Do I Pay Fees When I Redeem?

No brokerage applies on redemption. However, if the fund has an exit load, that applies. There are no extra fees charged by Angel One when redeeming your units.

What Is Angel One’s Mutual Fund Platform?

Angel One’s mutual fund platform, Angel Bee, offers investments with no brokerage, no AMC, and no demat charges—making it easy to track and manage all your funds in one place.

Why Choose Angel One for Mutual Funds?

Because it helps you invest without extra cost. You only pay the fund's embedded expense ratio and any standard SEBI charges. Everything is transparent and under your control.

How to Save on Mutual Fund Costs?

Opt for direct plans on Angel Bee to skip distributor commissions. This lowers your expense ratio and improves long-term returns.