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Commission disclosure
Understand how mutual fund distribution is paid for, where costs appear, and the questions to ask before investing.
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How distributor commission works
i2 Finserv is a mutual fund distributor. Asset management companies (AMCs) may pay distributor commission on Regular Plan investments. These distribution costs form part of the scheme's Total Expense Ratio (TER) and affect the net asset value (NAV); they are not a separate deduction shown as a payment from your bank account.
A trail commission is an ongoing payment linked to investments held through a distributor. The applicable rate can vary by AMC, scheme, category and assets-under-management slab. Ask for the current applicable disclosure before investing.
Our current disclosure status
The AMC-wise commission schedule for the AMCs covered is now published. Schedule last updated: .
Confirmation of any investor service fees, upfront payments and non-cash benefits or incentives is also pending. Do not interpret an unpublished item as zero, a waiver or a promise that no such arrangement exists.
AMC-wise commission rates
The disclosure covers Equity, Hybrid, Debt, Liquid / Overnight / Money Market, Passive, and Solution-Oriented funds. Rates from another distributor are not the rates applicable to your investment through i2 Finserv.
View AMC-wise commission detailsThe commission details page shows the published AMC schedules and identifies the schedules still to be added. For the applicable scheme rate, write to anjum@i2finserv.com.
Direct Plan vs Regular Plan
Direct Plan
A Direct Plan excludes distributor commission and generally has a lower expense ratio than the Regular Plan of the same scheme. Investors can access Direct Plans through the AMC or another eligible direct-investment channel.
Regular Plan
A Regular Plan includes distribution costs in its TER. Check the plan name on your application and transaction confirmation when investing through a distributor. Compare the current TER of both plans before deciding.
The two plans of a scheme have the same underlying investment portfolio, but different expenses and NAVs. Lower costs do not remove market risk. A switch between plans may involve capital gains tax or an exit load; check the scheme terms first.
How to check costs and commission
- Read the current SID and KIM, and the AMC's TER disclosure for the exact scheme and plan.
- Review the distributor commission information in your Consolidated Account Statement (CAS), where reported. Check the statement period and ask the AMC or registrar about any missing information.
- Use the AMC, CAMS, KFintech or MF Central to obtain statements and check your holdings. Keep a copy of the disclosure you relied on when investing.
Commission is one factor to understand alongside market risk, the TER, exit loads and applicable taxes. No return is guaranteed.
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Last updated 22 October 2026