The previous mandate required mutual fund investors to redo their KYC by March 31, if it wasn’t based on official documents. This had to be done in-person.
In a major relief, investors can now submit the required documents online with a KYC agency.
Mutual fund investors need to look up their KYC status online to see if it has been put ‘on hold’.
Investors need to submit an online request with their KYC agency or mutual fund portal to get the status updated.
The KYC status will be ‘on hold’ if your KYC is done with non-Aadhar documents and your email/mobile is not verified.
Your KYC is done with documents besides those listed in the next slide and your email/mobile is not verified.
Passport, Driving licence, Aadhar, Voter ID, NREGA job card, NPR letter, any other document notified by centre in consultation with SEBI.
Investors can access any of these five KRAs - KARVY, CVL, NDML, CAMS and DOTEX. Here’s how to do it with CVL: Visit cvlkra.com. Click on ‘KYC Inquiry’ located at the top.
Enter your PAN and click ‘Submit’.
In the second column, you will be able to see whether your KYC is on hold or not.