How-to GoldenPi Bonds

Buy bonds on GoldenPi

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Step-by-step procedure

Six steps per the procedure infobox.

Common bond categories on GoldenPi

  • AAA corporate: 7-9% yields, lowest risk among corporate.
  • AA / AA+: 9-11% yields.
  • Perpetual / AT1: 8-12% with specific perpetual structure risks.
  • Tax-free bonds: 5-6% (post-tax effective ~7-8%).

Settlement

Bond settles to your demat (CDSL or NSDL). Coupon and principal flow to your linked bank.

Tax

  • Coupon: Interest income, slab rate, TDS may apply.
  • Sale: STCG / LTCG per holding period.

See also

External references

References

  1. GoldenPi, Subscription flow, goldenpi.com.
  2. SEBI, Debt securities framework, sebi.gov.in.
  3. CDSL, Demat operations, cdslindia.com.

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