Frequently Asked Questions

An independent, free data desk that consolidates India's mutual fund industry figures from AMFI's public disclosures — daily NAV category performance, monthly AUM and flows, SIP contributions, and the quarterly AMC league table. It's informational only and not affiliated with AMFI or SEBI.

No. myMF.in presents factual, aggregate industry data. Nothing on the site recommends buying or selling any scheme. For personalised advice, consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser.

Yes, entirely free to use.

The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) publishes daily NAVs, monthly industry data, and quarterly average-AUM disclosures on its public portal. myMF.in reads those sources and presents them in a consolidated dashboard.

In three cadences: daily NAV data refreshes every business evening; monthly AUM, flows and SIP data update once AMFI publishes them (around the 8th to 10th of each month); the AMC league table updates quarterly. Every figure on the site is datestamped.

For each SEBI category, we take every direct-growth scheme, compute each one's NAV change over the window, and report the median. The median resists distortion from a single outlier scheme, so it reflects the typical fund in that category better than an average would.

Every scheme exists in four variants (regular/direct by growth/IDCW). Using one consistent variant avoids counting the same fund multiple times, and direct-growth is the cleanest basis because it strips out distributor commissions and payout timing.

A simple index starting at 100 that chains the daily median return of each broad group (equity, debt, hybrid, other) over the last ~22 trading days, so you can see relative momentum at a glance.

Single-day NAV swings are largest in funds tracking volatile or overseas assets, so they naturally dominate a one-day list. That's exactly why we offer 1-month and 1-year toggles, which surface more meaningful performers.

A one-day NAV change beyond 10% almost always signals a data artifact — a segregated portfolio, an IDCW record-date drop, or a reporting quirk — rather than a real market move, so we exclude those to keep the list trustworthy.

Each day the pipeline compares the full list of scheme codes against the previous day's. Codes appearing for the first time usually mean a New Fund Offer has launched, so we surface them automatically, often before they're widely reported.

Net Asset Value, the per-unit value of a fund, published once daily after market close. See the Learn page for a fuller explanation.

A Systematic Investment Plan invests a fixed amount at regular intervals, averaging your purchase price over time. India's aggregate monthly SIP figure is a key gauge of retail participation.

AUM is Assets Under Management, the total money managed. AAUM is the Average AUM over a period; AMFI discloses AAUM per fund house quarterly, which powers our AMC league table.

Purchases minus redemptions over a month. Positive net flow means investors added more money than they withdrew from that segment.

A regular plan includes a distributor commission in its expense ratio; a direct plan doesn't, so it's cheaper and its NAV grows marginally faster. Same portfolio and manager otherwise.

Individual investor accounts. A rough proxy for how many investor relationships exist, since one person can hold several folios.

A newer SEBI category, effective 1 April 2025, sitting between mutual funds and Portfolio Management Services. SIFs require a ₹10 lakh minimum investment and allow more advanced strategies like long-short equity and sector rotation. See the Learn page for full detail.

We present AMFI's published figures as-is, with careful parsing and sanity checks. That said, this is an independent project, so always verify critical numbers against official AMFI or AMC sources before relying on them.

Different sites make different choices — which plan or option they use, how they handle holidays, mean versus median, exact date cut-offs. Small differences are normal; large ones aren't, and we'd want to hear about those.

AMFI publishes monthly data around the 8th to 10th and quarterly data after quarter-end. Until they publish, the site shows the most recent available period, clearly datestamped.

Not currently. The focus is industry- and category-level data. Scheme-level detail may come in a future iteration.

Yes, the underlying data is public AMFI information. A credit and link back to myMF.in is appreciated, and please verify against the original AMFI source for anything you publish.

Yes, it's fully responsive.

Use the contact page. Reader feedback directly shapes the site.

A shareable daily snapshot and update options are on the roadmap. Check back, or send a note via contact if you'd like them prioritised.