How do I apply for the NFO of Bharat 22 ETF?

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May I know about the payment process,Is it possible to pay from other bank expect kite such as non-zerodha account registered bank.

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Can someone explain how the pricing of Bharat 22 etf will be decided?
Will it be at 3 percent discount to today’s index price or listing day’s price?

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Nope, the funds will be deducted from your trading account.

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Check this post

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Is the email about Bharat 22 ETF sent out by Zerodha to its Kite customers?

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Here is the link to apply - Bharat 22 ETF - Zerodha

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How come we know whether it is placed for futures or options (Because it is named NFO)?
(If the question is correct)

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Hi,
How the ETF units are allotted to applicants? In case of over-subscription does it follow the IPO allotment process?
In case I will not get any allotment then how will I get the application amount back? Will it be refunded in my trading account in Zerodha? Please confirm.

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NFO stands for “New Fund Offer”. :slight_smile:

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So it’s not derivative :grimacing:

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Can i pledge it for margin in zerodha

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Hi Bhuvanesh.
Thanks for giving information.

In the link which u have given… it is written that fund should be available in ur account… This account referes to what?

  1. is it a bank account which is linked to demat account. or
  2. demat account

simply from where the money will be deducted.?

Kindly reply

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Nope. Bharat 22 is an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF). You can read this post by Karthik to know what an ETF is

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The funds will be deducted from you trading account.

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Hi…
Can you please tell the advantages of investing in ETF?
How it’s different from mutual fund and can a monthly sip exists for ETF too?

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Hi @Bhuvan…Please reply on my queries regarding allotment & refund.

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this is not FNO, its is NFO (New Fund Offer)

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Yep, it’s just like an IPO. Check this post to know more about the allotment process.

The funds will be credited to your bank account in case of no or partial allotment.

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Check this post

An ETF is just like a stock, there is no SIP option but you can buy ETF units anytime you want.

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I’m new to this ETF thing.
I have a silly question…is it the same like an IPO where it may listed at a premium or discount?
Like Reliance nippon listed at a higher price and new India assurance listed at a discount of some 3% than the allocation price.