Check your KYC status

It is mandatory to be KYC compliant before investing in Mutual Fund. Check your KYC status now by clicking below -

Please refer to the status matrix below for remediation guidance.

KYC Status	Existing Investor in Angel One MF	New Investor in Angel One MF	Remediation Process
KYC Validated	Invest seamlessly in Angel One Mutual Fund.	Invest seamlessly in Angel One Mutual Fund.	No action required.
KYC Registered	NA	Investor will need to complete Re-KYC for future investments where KYC is not validated.	If Aadhaar was used as OVD in existing KYC but status is still registered, validate via KRA link. If any OVD other than Aadhaar was used, Re-KYC is required.
KYC On Hold / Rejected	Investor must complete Re-KYC or remediate the hold/rejected reason before new transactions.	Investor must complete Re-KYC or remediate the hold/rejected reason before onboarding.	Re-submit KYC online or offline through branches/ISCs.

KRA links to validate KYC

Existing investor in Angel One Mutual Fund can proceed through investor login for KYC details and transactions. New investors can begin from the online investment journey and complete KYC online where required.

Offline submission: KYC documents may be submitted at Angel One Mutual Fund branches and CAMS ISCs.View service branches

Note: Completion of KYC using Aadhaar as OVD is recommended to achieve a validated status and avoid repeated KYC submissions at each new mutual fund.

Investor notes

Effective from May 15, 2024, Non-Resident Indian (NRI) investors could seamlessly transact in mutual funds till April 30, 2026 where status is Registered.
If physical Aadhaar QR is unreadable, PAN-Aadhaar seeding is incomplete, email/mobile validation fails, or KYC and Aadhaar details mismatch, status may remain non-validated.
Effective November 15, 2024, grace period for KYC status In-Progress (physical transactions) was reduced from 15 business days to 5 business days.
Effective December 1, 2024, if KYC remains In-Progress beyond 5 days, Re-KYC is required for further transactions.

Documents required for physical KYC

1. Resident Individuals

Duly filled KYC form
Passport-sized colour photo
PAN card copy
Officially Valid Document (OVD), preferably Aadhaar (masked Aadhaar copy recommended)

2. NRI Individuals

Duly filled KYC form
Passport-sized colour photo
PAN card copy
Aadhaar (recommended) or any other OVD
Passport copy
Overseas address proof

List of Officially Valid Documents (OVD)

Passport
Driving Licence
Proof of possession of Aadhaar number
Voter ID issued by Election Commission of India
Job card issued by NREGA and signed by an officer of State Government
Letter issued by National Population Register containing name and address details
Any other document as notified by the Central Government in consultation with the regulator

For KYC assistance, contact us at 1800-209-0231, or write to support@angelonemf.com.

Centralized KYC (CKYC)

What is commencement/effective date of CKYC?

CKYC is effective from February 1, 2017.

What is CKYC?

CKYC refers to Centralized KYC where investors complete KYC once and receive a 14-digit KIN (KYC Identification Number) for use across financial institutions.

Who is acting as CKYCR?

CERSAI acts as the Central KYC Registry under PMLA rules for receiving, storing, safeguarding and retrieving KYC records in digital form.

Who needs to comply with CKYC procedure?

Currently CKYC is applicable to individuals (resident and non-resident). Individuals not registered with KRA/CKYC must complete CKYC.

How can I apply for CKYC?

Visit the nearest Point of Service / Point of Acceptance with duly filled CKYC form and required attested documents.