buy bonds at the price
the market is actually paying.
500+ government, corporate, gold and tax-free bonds, with no commission hidden inside the price. the bonds land in your own demat account, not ours.
₹50/month. no commission on anything you buy.
no lock-in · cancel anytime · we never hold your bonds
illustrative preview. the live experience is inside the product
how it works
you already have the account. we give you the market.
one ₹1 lakh purchase pays for the year
most places don't charge you a fee. they earn inside the price.
the price you are quoted already has their cut in it. nothing is itemised, because nothing was charged to you separately.
on a thinly traded bond, or a new issue with a distributor to pay, that is commonly 0.5% to 1%.
we don't sell you bonds, so there is nothing to mark up. you pay ₹500 a year instead.
| you invest | at 0.5% | at 1% |
|---|---|---|
| ₹1,00,000 | ₹500 | ₹1,000 |
| ₹2,00,000 | ₹1,000 | ₹2,000 |
| ₹5,00,000 | ₹2,500 | ₹5,000 |
what you see on every bond
the two things that decide whether a bond is worth buying, and what it actually pays you.
the live queue of buyers and sellers
every offer to buy and sell, right now, on both exchanges. this is how you know the price you are being quoted is the real one.
every rupee it will pay you, and when
the full payment schedule to maturity, built from the exchange's own corporate-action filings — not estimated.
the same bond can pay you a different rate
on tax-free bonds, small investors were promised a higher rate than institutions. almost nobody tells you which one you are actually buying.
illustrative rates. we read each bond's actual terms and show the rate that applies to your order size.
₹500 /year
two months on us. ~₹42/month effective.
- every bond, every price, as often as you like
- we never take a cut of your trade
- your bonds stay in your own demat
- your broker's own charges are between you and them
we publish what we find
free to read, no signup.
capri global capital
a lender that became a gold loan company in three years, and the bonds it sold you.
issuer studyindore municipal corporation
india's first retail municipal green bond, three years on.
primary marketbelow par
what happens to an NCD once its public issue closes and it lists.
they need to be honest.
india's bond market is worth ₹238 lakh crores. retail investors own less than 1%. that's not an accident. it's a system designed for institutions.
every financial advisor tells you to diversify into bonds. none of them explain how to do it properly.