Introducing microsavings on Coin
Most of us learned how to save money long before we learned what a mutual fund was.
As kids, we saved small amounts of money in a piggy bank. There was no plan, no minimum amount, and no expectation of returns. We added whatever we could: ₹2, ₹5, and sometimes ₹10. Not because we were disciplined or financially aware, but because it was an easy, familiar habit, and the money could be spent later on something we liked.
As adults, we have a greater understanding of money. We understand SIPs, compounding, asset allocation, and long-term investing. But knowing what to do doesn’t always make it easier to act.
What worked about the piggy bank wasn’t discipline. It was the absence of pressure. You saved whenever you could, even if it was a small sum.
When it comes to investing in markets, many people assume they need to start with a large amount. That assumption alone can be intimidating. In reality, starting small is perfectly fine. It lets you begin with what feels comfortable today and increase the amount gradually as your income grows.
Smaller amounts also make markets feel less overwhelming. When the numbers are modest, the fear of getting it wrong fades. You learn by participating rather than waiting, and over time, what once felt unfamiliar starts to feel routine.
This is the idea behind microsavings on Coin. You can invest small amounts daily, starting at just ₹10. Not as a shortcut to building wealth, but as an easy way to start and build comfort with saving and investing over time.
The value here isn’t the amount you begin with. It’s the reduction in friction. When saving no longer feels like a decision you feel you have to get perfectly right, starting becomes easier. And as saving turns into a habit, increasing the amount gradually often follows on its own.
Here’s how you can start Microsavings on Coin.
Currently, this feature is available for the Zerodha Nifty Largemidcap 250 Index Fund and requires a UPI Autopay mandate.
On the Coin app:
- Tap on Micro savings.
- Tap on the fund’s name and tap on Create Micro SIP.
- Select your mandate. If you have not created any mandates, tap on Manage mandates, then tap on New mandate to create one.
- Enter the amount and tap on Create Micro SIP.
- Tap on Confirm.

On Coin web:
- Log in to Coin.
- Click on Invest now beside Microsavings.
- Click on Invest.
- Select your mandate. If you have not created any mandates, click on Manage mandates, then click on New mandate to create one.
- Enter the amount and click on Create.
- Click on Confirm.

Your first installment executes two working days after setup. For example, if you create the SIP on Monday, the debit happens on Tuesday morning, and the investment is processed on Wednesday.
Once set up, you can track, modify, or stop your micro SIP anytime from the SIP section on Coin.
Note: There are no charges for investing or redeeming mutual funds on Coin.
What NAV date is used is not clear. If i do a dialysis 10 Rs investment, will the NAV be given of daily or NAV WILL be given when a certain total amount threshold is reached, like 100 rs is given one NAV?
I want copy cmr report to transfere my shares from fisdom to zerodha. Help me please.
Hi Babita, you can download the CMR copy by following the steps given here: https://support.zerodha.com/category/your-zerodha-account/dp-id-and-bank-details/cmr/articles/what-is-the-cmr-copy-and-where-can-i-get-it
Does it charge any fees or penalty if auto debit mandate fails for payment?
Or there is no penalty for this?
I think the Government will not allow even 1 paise also to go untaxed.
Everything is taxable.
Hi Bhupesh, on Coin, we also allow setting up mandates using UPI Autopay, which has no penalty if payment fails due to insufficient funds. Here’s how you can set up UPI mandate: https://support.zerodha.com/category/mutual-funds/payments-and-orders/coin-mandates/articles/upi-autopay
What is the interest paid out and the terms of interest?
Dont think theres an interest, it like a min amt SIP into mutual funds
There is no mention of any interest. If I understand correctly, the money is idling till we invest the amount.
In short, it’s Piggy Bank on coin.
Hi Ajit, the amount is invested in the Zerodha Nifty LargeMidcap 250 Index Fund, the returns will be based on fund performance. We’re also working on adding more mutual funds to the list.
Hi Pramod, the amount is invested in the Zerodha Nifty LargeMidcap 250 Index Fund, the returns will be based on fund performance. We’re also working on adding more mutual funds to the list.
There are no proper clarification on returns. Is there any fixed returns as you are stating that ”Savings” or is this a Investment !? Which subjects to market’s risks !
Hi Asif, it is an investment in the Zerodha Nifty LargeMidcap 250 Index Fund, the returns will be based on fund performance. We’re also working on adding more mutual funds to the list.
Main Thing what excatlly we return get back i mean how many minimum percentage % in 12months we get ?
What will be the charges
Hi Ravi, there are no charges.
In case if we dont have sufficient amount in the bank when the SIP executes through mandate, then bank will charge for ECS mandate penalty around 400 to 500 rs, this is huge amount, microsaving become macro loser.
Good Question…any reply?
Hi Kumaran, on Coin, we also allow setting up mandates using UPI Autopay, which has no penalty if payment fails due to insufficient funds. Here’s how you can set up UPI mandate: https://support.zerodha.com/category/mutual-funds/payments-and-orders/coin-mandates/articles/upi-autopay
Nice info. Thank you
How can kid invest in mico sip. They have not bank account
There will be Stamp duty by govt.
It appears that it still does not resolve ’anytime’ and ’any amount’ issue.
It is still SIP just very small amount that does not give you any load.
Dont see any value addition here from regular SIP. Am I missing something?
Thanks
Neha
Good
Will this be maintained in demat or non demat form? Is demat then daily charges would be huge. Please clarify
Hi Amit, mutual fund investments made through Coin are held in a demat account. There is no Annual Maintenance Charge (AMC) if you hold only one demat account linked to your PAN and the total value of your holdings is less than ₹4 lakh, as the account qualifies as a Basic Services Demat Account (BSDA). If your holdings are between ₹4 lakh and ₹10 lakh, the AMC is ₹100 per year. If the value exceeds ₹10 lakh, the AMC is ₹300 per year. You can learn more here: https://support.zerodha.com/category/account-opening/resident-individual/ri-charges/articles/what-is-the-annual-maintenance-charge
This sounds great, will help balance out ups and downs on a daily basis.
Only thing I am scared is about the number of notifications I will get, you already send an email and push notification when order is placed and then when it is executed with no option to unsubscribe. imagine getting all the notification when I switch to daily sips on lets say 5 funds in the future.
For me SIPs are fire and forget kind of investment, I do not need to know how many times it got triggered regularly
Hi Romil, we’re working on something around this. For now, you can disable notifications for Coin from phone settings.
I second the observation of many commenters.
Please provide an update to this blognote, or a new blognote.
Detail ALL charges, brokerages, etc. (while purchasing and withdrawing).
Include Zerodha Gold and Silver ETF.
Why this is available to this fund only ? You can launch this feature in gold, silver ETFs.
Hi Sam, we’re working on adding more mutual funds to the list. Gold and Silver ETFs are currently available for investment on Kite. However, these cannot have a starting amount of ₹10 because ETFs do not allow fractional investments. You must buy at least one unit, and the minimum investment amount will depend on the ETF’s current market price.
Will you please send this on email?
Awesome and thanks to Zerodha team…! Now I would like to say please add more MF in list so we will get more access to instruments. And I appreciate this zerodha team well working and thankful team love this Zerodha ♥️
Hi Omkar, we’re working on adding more mutual funds to the list. Thanks for your feedback.
What will be the interest rate .
what happens after an year how much will rs 10 a day become
Brokerage and other charges?
There are no charges for investing in mutual funds.
On Withdrawal????
No charges.
What about the transaction charges? Charged each day?? Not useful then
Hi Ashish, there are no charges for investing in mutual funds.
I can save in my savings bank the same thing withouy any extra fees except annual charge which is more safe than this liquid funds and earn more interest on it
How to do it
Hi Shashidhara, we’ve explained the process above.
How do I credit the SIP amount to my bank account?
Zerodha mutual funds is free of cost, when did they start charging for mutual funds
We don’t, Manu. Mutual fund investments are free on Coin.
There will be Stamp duty by govt.
Hi,
I could not understand the Microsavings on Coin.if any details….
it is very nice for every one. Parday take 1 PAAN on mouth.
lalhu ka laal, you can take in one everyday, dont take out, let it build. Then one day big compounded output, full pressure, full pleasure. Power of compounding on the ETF
Is it possible to save when I wish at anytime without any mandate, like Monday 500, Wednesday 200, month end week say 100, just like that?.
Hi Manikandan, not in the way you want, but on Coin, you can set up SIPs at multiple frequencies based on what suits you best. You can choose to invest Daily, Weekly, Fortnightly, Monthly, or Quarterly.
Even I have same question.. if yes then I only the micro saving is useful.. lump sum investing for very less amount..