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MFU statement

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The MFU statement is issued by the Mutual Fund Utility (MFU) , the AMFI-promoted shared transaction platform, to investors operating through MFU. The statement consolidates transactions across all AMCs accessed via the investor’s eCAN (Common Account Number), providing a single transaction view that spans both CAMS -served and KFin -served AMCs.

For investors using MFU as their transaction platform, the MFU statement is a single-source consolidated view alternative to the dual CAMS + KFinKart statements.

What MFU is

Mutual Fund Utility (MFU) is the AMFI-promoted shared transaction platform that allows investors to operate across all SEBI-registered AMCs through a single login and eCAN identifier. MFU consolidates:

  • Transactions across CAMS-served and KFin-served AMCs.
  • Folios across multiple AMCs.
  • Statements and reports.

Statement structure

The MFU statement covers:

  • eCAN details: The investor’s consolidated account number.
  • Linked folios: All AMC folios accessed via the eCAN.
  • Transaction history: SIP, lump-sum, redemption, switch, STP, SWP across AMCs.
  • Holdings summary: Current NAV-based values by scheme.
  • Tax information: Capital gains summary.

How to download

  1. Log in to MFU (mfuonline.com).
  2. Navigate to Statements / Reports.
  3. Select statement type and date range.
  4. Download as PDF or receive via email.
StatementCoverageGenerated by
MFU statementAll AMCs via eCANMFU
CAMS statementCAMS-served AMCsCAMS
KFinKart statementKFin-served AMCsKFin
CASAll AMCs via PANCAMS + KFin combined

See also

External references

References

  1. MFU public documentation.
  2. AMFI Best Practice Guidelines.

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