SEBI allows standing instructions for mutual fund SWP and STP

July 17, 2026

Reported by AI

SEBI has permitted standing instructions for SWP and STP in mutual fund units held in demat form. The change is intended to simplify investing. Implementation will proceed in two phases through depositories.

SEBI has allowed SWP and STP standing instructions for mutual fund units held in demat form.

The measure is designed to simplify investing for holders of these units.

Rollout will occur in two phases. Unit-based transactions are set to begin by January 2027. Amount-based transactions are scheduled to follow by April 2027.

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