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Invest with India’s oldest bond trading company and earn higher returns than traditional fixed-income products.

Choose tenures ranging from 1 to 10 years and align your investment with interest payout options from monthly,
quarterly income to cumulative growth.

Wide Range of Bonds

Choose from diverse options

9%-12% Fixed Returns

Guaranteed stable income

No Fees

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Rated for up to 12.5% returns

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INDEL MONEY LIMITED

Price 100000.00

Coupon Rate 11.75

Yield XXXX

Maturity Date 1/23/2031 12:00:00 AM

Type of Bond

Issuer Non PSU

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FINKURVE FINANCIAL SERVICES LIMITED

Price 100000.00

Coupon Rate 11.75

Yield XXXX

Maturity Date 8/13/2028 12:00:00 AM

Type of Bond

Issuer PSU

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NIDO HOME FINANCE LIMITED

Price 1000.00

Coupon Rate 9.35

Yield XXXX

Maturity Date 9/10/2028 12:00:00 AM

Type of Bond

Issuer Non PSU

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IIFL HOME FINANCE LIMITED

Price 1000.00

Coupon Rate 10.00

Yield XXXX

Maturity Date 11/3/2028 12:00:00 AM

Type of Bond

Issuer Non PSU

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ADANI ENTERPRISES LIMITED

Price 1000.00

Coupon Rate 8.75

Yield XXXX

Maturity Date 1/12/2029 12:00:00 AM

Type of Bond

Issuer Non PSU

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Bond Investment Options

Explore different types of bonds to diversify your investment portfolio

High Yielding Bonds

High yielding bonds, also known as high-yield or junk bonds, offer higher interest rates to compensate investors for taking on additional credit risk. These bonds are issued by companies with lower credit ratings.

Key Features

Higher interest returns
Moderate to high risk
Suitable for investors seeking better yields

High Returns

PSU Bonds

Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) bonds are debt instruments issued by government-owned corporations. These bonds offer a balance between safety and returns, backed by the credibility of government enterprises.

Key Features

Issued by government-owned companies
Relatively stable and reliable
Regular interest income

Government Backed

State Goverment Bonds

State government bonds are securities issued by state governments to fund infrastructure and developmental projects. These bonds are considered safe investment options with sovereign backing.

Key Features

Issued by state governments
Low risk
Ideal for conservative investors

Secure Investment

One Investment, Many Possibilities

No matter your financial goals or risk level, bonds can be a smart part of your portfolio.

Higher Risk Investment

Opportunities

High Risk, High Return

Invest in junk bonds, crypto, derivatives, small-cap stocks, metals, and other high-volatility assets.

Higher Risk Investment

Growth Investments

Portfolio Focused on Growth

Bonds, Mutual Funds, Growth Stocks, SDIs, Real Estate & Equities

Moderate Risk

Grow Your Wealth, Earn Regularly

Stable & Growing Investments

Corporate bonds, Blue-chip stocks, Mutual funds, SDIs, Diversified investments

Lower Risk Investment

Income with Tax Benefits

Focus on Regular Returns

"Top-tier corporate bonds, sovereign debt, tax-efficient investments, offering steady returns with a lower-risk approach."

Lower Risk Investment

Asset Protection

Asset Protection Strategy

Government securities, fixed-term deposits, savings accounts, treasury bills, and other low-risk, secure investment options.

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HOW IT WORKS

Complete your KYC

Fill up your personal details and complete your KYC.

Select your Bond(s)

Select suitable Bond(s) from our wide range of offerings.

Invest

Make the payment and get the bond in your DEMAT account as per TAT.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about bonds investment

Bonds are fixed-income securities that represent a loan made by an investor to a borrower (typically corporate or governmental). When you buy a bond, you're essentially lending money to the issuer in exchange for periodic interest payments and the return of the bond's face value when it matures. Bonds provide predictable income and are generally considered safer than stocks.

The minimum investment varies depending on the type of bond. For most corporate bonds, the minimum is typically ₹10,000 to ₹1,00,000. Government bonds may have lower minimums starting from ₹1,000. Some bonds are available in multiples of their face value. It's important to check the specific requirements of each bond offering.

Bond interest, also called coupon payments, can be paid in various frequencies: annually, semi-annually, quarterly, or monthly. The payment schedule is specified in the bond agreement. Interest is typically paid directly to your bank account on the specified dates. Some bonds offer cumulative interest where interest is paid at maturity along with the principal.

PSU (Public Sector Undertaking) bonds are issued by government-owned companies like IRFC, REC, PFC, NHAI, and others. They are considered highly safe because they have implicit or explicit government backing. These bonds typically offer returns of 7-9% annually and are rated AAA or AA+ by credit rating agencies. The risk of default is minimal due to government ownership.

PSU bonds typically offer returns between 7.5% to 9.5% per annum, depending on market conditions and tenure. These returns are higher than Fixed Deposits but lower than high-risk investments. The interest is taxable as per your income tax slab. PSU bonds offer a good balance of safety and returns, making them ideal for conservative investors seeking stable income.

Yes, PSU bonds can be sold in the secondary market before maturity. They are listed on stock exchanges (NSE/BSE), providing liquidity. However, the selling price may be higher or lower than your purchase price depending on interest rate movements and market conditions. If interest rates rise, bond prices typically fall, and vice versa. Some PSU bonds also offer put/call options for early redemption.

State Government bonds, also called State Development Loans (SDLs), are issued by various state governments to fund their development projects and fiscal deficits. These bonds are backed by the state government and are considered very safe. They offer returns typically between 7% to 8.5% annually. Examples include bonds from states like Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, etc.

State Government bonds are virtually risk-free as they are backed by the state government's ability to tax and raise revenue. Under the Indian Constitution, state governments cannot default on their debt obligations. These bonds are considered next to Central Government bonds in terms of safety. The RBI acts as the issuer and manager for these bonds, adding an extra layer of credibility and security.

You can invest in State Government bonds through: (1) Primary auctions conducted by RBI where states issue new bonds, (2) Secondary market through stock exchanges (NSE/BSE) via your demat account, (3) RBI Retail Direct platform which allows retail investors to participate directly in government securities auctions. You'll need a demat account and trading account to invest. Many online platforms and brokers now offer easy access to these bonds.

Interest income from bonds is added to your income and taxed as per your income tax slab. If you sell bonds in the secondary market, capital gains tax applies: Short-term capital gains (holding period less than 12 months) are taxed as per your slab, while long-term capital gains (holding more than 12 months) are taxed at 10% without indexation or 20% with indexation. Some bonds like tax-free bonds offer tax-free interest income.

Why Include Bonds in Your Portfolio?

Risk Reduction

Bonds typically have lower volatility than stocks, providing stability during market downturns.

Steady Income Stream

Bonds provide regular interest payments, making them ideal for income-focused investors.

Portfolio Diversification

Adding bonds to a stock portfolio can reduce overall risk through diversification.

Goal-Based Investing

With various risk levels, bonds can be matched to specific financial goals and timelines.

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Wide Range of Bonds

9%-12% Fixed Returns

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