- Units in the child's name
- SEBI-regulated funds
- UPI or netbanking
- KYC once, in minutes
You already know what happens to cash shagun.
A Lyfafa is invested in the child's name, your words sealed till 18.*
*Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Returns are not guaranteed. Try the numbers yourself in the calculator below.
See what a gift could grow into.*
Move the sliders — the rate is your assumption, not our promise.
Four steps. About three minutes — after your one-time KYC.
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Choose amount & fund
₹501 works
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Write or record your message
the words cash never keeps
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Pay by UPI or netbanking
✓ paid · KYC once
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At 18, they open everything
folio + every message
Not a cash lifafa. A Lyfafa.
Not ours, not yours, nor any drawer's.
Theirs from day one.
Everyone can give. Two ways in.
Every month
SIP · parents & grandparents only — SEBI's rule
auto-invests on the 12th, every month
On the occasion
Lumpsum · everyone else, anywhere
Every gift remembered. Every giver named.
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2026
Dadi · 5th birthday
₹5,001 · sealed
बड़े होकर पढ़ना। ढेर सारा प्यार — Dadi
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2029
Rohan chacha · Rakhi
₹2,100 · sealed
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2031
Mama (Dubai) · Diwali
₹11,000 · sealed
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2044
They open everything
14 envelopes · 9 family members
Names and amounts are illustrative.
The questions everyone asks first.
What if we need the money before 18?
The guardian can redeem before 18 — the money goes to the child's bank account, nobody else's. The messages stay sealed till 18 either way.
Why UPI or netbanking only?
SEBI rules — and that's by design. Mutual fund gifts move straight from a bank account that can be traced to the giver. The full reason is in the FAQ.
Does my child need a demat account?
No. Mutual fund units sit in a folio in your child's name — no demat needed. You need the child's birth proof or Aadhaar and a minor bank account, plus your own one-time KYC. Full list in the FAQ.
Which funds? Who picks?
Curated, plain fund categories — for example index funds. We never push a particular scheme. How selection works is on the FAQ page.
What will your gift be worth when they turn 18?*
UPI or netbanking · one-time KYC · SEBI-regulated funds
*Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Returns are not guaranteed.