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How to buy NiftyBeES on Zerodha

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Nippon India ETF Nifty BeES (NSE symbol: NIFTYBEES) is India’s largest and most liquid Nifty 50-tracking ETF. For broad-market Indian equity exposure, NIFTYBEES is a standard choice. Buying it on Zerodha is a simple equity-buy procedure.

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Step-by-step procedure

Six steps per the procedure infobox. The notes below cover why NIFTYBEES is the standard choice and the trade execution details.

Nippon India MF direct portal

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The Nippon India MF direct portal is the investor-facing online platform of Nippon Life India Asset Management , offering direct-plan subscription, redemption, SIP management, and folio operations. Accessible via mf.nipponindiaim.com (and the Nippon India Mutual Fund mobile app), the portal serves one of India’s top-5 AMCs by AUM following the October 2019 Nippon-Reliance acquisition which rebranded the legacy Reliance Mutual Fund operations.

For Indian retail investors holding or considering Nippon India schemes (including legacy Reliance MF holders whose folios transitioned in 2019), the direct portal offers TER savings.

Nifty BeES

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Nifty BeES (Nippon India ETF Nifty 50 BeES) is India’s first exchange-traded fund, launched on 28 December 2001 by Benchmark Asset Management Company. It tracks the Nifty 50 Index , trades on the National Stock Exchange under the symbol NIFTYBEES, and carries one of the lowest expense ratios of any Indian equity product, at roughly 0.03 to 0.04 per cent a year. The scheme is now run by Nippon India Mutual Fund , which inherited it through two ownership changes after Benchmark.

Reliance Mutual Fund (historical)

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Reliance Mutual Fund was the brand name used by Reliance Capital Asset Management Limited, the asset management subsidiary of Reliance Capital Limited within the Reliance ADA Group (Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group), from its establishment in 2004 until the rebranding to Nippon India Mutual Fund in October 2019. The fund house grew to become one of India’s largest AMCs during the mid-2000s to mid-2010s and operated a range of equity, debt, hybrid, and exchange-traded fund schemes. The historical Reliance Mutual Fund entity no longer exists as a separate brand; all its schemes, assets, and investor accounts are now part of Nippon India Mutual Fund.