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Which account FD facility for IPO will be best?
Using FD amount for IPO application???
Some banks have extra Sweep in and Sweep out facility in FDs. In this an automatic transfer of funds above certain limit from savings account goes to term deposit for a specific period and in case of insufficient balance in the CA/SB account, the required amount will be transferred back by breaking deposits.
Some Banks allow us to use this facility for IPO application also. This gives an advantage over the regular saving accounts as FDs interest rates are higher.
Some of the Banks which have this facility in FDs (every bank have different name):
ICICI Bank (Money Multiplier or linked FDs)
Yes Bank
Indusind
Kotak Active money
Hdfc
AU Bank
Out of these for Yes Bank I have confirmation (from @anshu) that if We have an amount in FD then IPO can be applied.
For HDFC Bank, I myself have tried and was not able to apply for IPOs.
Can you confirm for other banks also if you have any info??
Some Banks allow us to use this facility for IPO application also. This gives an advantage over the regular saving accounts as FDs interest rates are higher.
Some of the Banks which have this facility in FDs (every bank have different name):
ICICI Bank (Money Multiplier or linked FDs)
Yes Bank
Indusind
Kotak Active money
Hdfc
AU Bank
Out of these for Yes Bank I have confirmation (from @anshu) that if We have an amount in FD then IPO can be applied.
For HDFC Bank, I myself have tried and was not able to apply for IPOs.
Can you confirm for other banks also if you have any info??
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https://www.desidime.com/discussions/using-fd-amount-for-ipo-application?page=1#post_9509374
Update: Tried Kotak ActivMoney, It is working for IPO. After Kotak ActivMoney activation saving account Balance above 25K automatically gets converted to FD in 5k multiple. When balance in the saving account gets below 10k then some amount from FD is transferred back.
I have zero balance Kotak 811 account and this facility is available to me. Interest rates in ActivMoney will be the same as FD rates based on the FD time period.
https://www.desidime.com/discussions/using-fd-amount-for-ipo-application?page=1#post_9519742
I have axis ASAP Digital A/c. I applied using Saving account linked FD ( Kind of Flexi deposit ) Pls note. Once u approve the mandate the amount gets deducted from FD ( partial premature happens) at the time of application itself. And once the allotment gets denied the amount is credited back the account and debited from my savings account for a new FD.
Hence i suggest do not use FD amount.
https://www.desidime.com/discussions/using-fd-amount-for-ipo-application?page=1#post_9519818
For kotak activemoney, it doesn't works as u have described. After approving the mandate FD is not broken, after allotment only it will be broken.
https://www.desidime.com/discussions/using-fd-amount-for-ipo-application?page=1#post_9519746
ar IPO lg gya to fd ke *** 😄
https://www.desidime.com/discussions/using-fd-amount-for-ipo-application?page=1#post_9519821
U will get the interest amount for the period FD was active.
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Icici money multiplier also allowing to apply ipo without debit
https://www.desidime.com/discussions/using-fd-amount-for-ipo-application?page=1#post_9612587
Hey bro check DM please.
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any similar kind of fd in rbl?
https://www.desidime.com/discussions/using-fd-amount-for-ipo-application?page=1#post_10000406
Can hdfc providing this facility?
https://www.desidime.com/discussions/using-fd-amount-for-ipo-application?page=1#post_10000420
did you read the complete post?
https://www.desidime.com/discussions/using-fd-amount-for-ipo-application?page=1#post_10005903
ICICI normal fixed deposit works too right?
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Icici money multiplier also allowing to apply ipo without debit