Equity Funds
Stock investment with high growth potential.
Invest In Mutual Funds
Artheek is a mutual fund investment platform built for fast onboarding, recurring SIP discipline, and portfolio visibility on mobile.
1 Mn+ Active Users
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Select from 1500+ funds across equity, debt and hybrid categories.
Stock investment with high growth potential.
Low risk, stable returns from debt securities.
Mix of equity and debt, best of both.
Why Mutual Funds
Good outcomes usually come from matching the right category, contribution pattern, and review discipline to your goals. The product alone is not the strategy.
Equity, debt, hybrid
Mutual funds spread exposure across multiple holdings so one stock or sector does not dominate your outcome.
Process-led decisions
Portfolio construction follows mandate, risk controls, and ongoing monitoring instead of one-time stock picking.
SIP + lump sum
Start with SIP, add lump sum when surplus appears, and switch or redeem when your goal plan changes.
Buy, sell, redeem, and switch mutual fund plans from top AMCs like HDFC, ICICI Prudential, Axis, JM, and more.
Artheek is a distribution platform and does not run its own mutual fund schemes.
Automated alerts and advisor-backed recommendations help your portfolio stay aligned as markets move.
Built for consistency across market cycles and regularly reviewed by our investment committee.
| Fund | Category | 5Y CAGR | Risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| HDFC Flexi Cap Fund | Flexi Cap | 17.2% | Moderately High |
| ICICI Prudential Bluechip Fund | Large Cap | 14.8% | Moderate |
| Axis Midcap Fund | Mid Cap | 19.4% | High |
| JM Flexicap Fund | Flexi Cap | 16.3% | Moderately High |
Goal Horizons
The most common allocation mistake is using the same fund logic for every goal. Horizon should decide category first. Fund selection comes after that.
0 to 3 years
For emergency reserves, planned travel, or near-term spending, stability matters more than return-chasing.
Typical Fit
Usually debt-oriented or conservative allocation
3 to 7 years
For education, home upgrades, or business milestones, hybrid or balanced exposure can help manage trade-offs.
Typical Fit
Balanced allocation with clearer rebalancing rules
7+ years
For retirement and multi-year wealth creation, equity-led SIPs usually matter more than trying to time entries.
Typical Fit
Equity-heavy allocation with annual SIP step-up
Investor Journeys
Choose a contribution rhythm that matches salary cycles, cash flow, and the investing habit you want to sustain.
Explore SIP ModesMatch equity, debt, and hybrid funds to retirement, education, emergency reserve, or near-term family goals.
Build AllocationReview holdings, exit loads, and category fit before making changes just because last-quarter returns looked attractive.
Read Tax GuideCompare SIP versus lump sum, active versus index, and growth versus stability categories before locking your allocation.
Compare OptionsPlatform Actions
Artheek’s home page should make it clear that investors need a full workflow: start, add, switch, review, and stay disciplined.
Recurring Investing
Set a recurring investment plan with a contribution amount and time horizon that you can sustain.
One-Time Investing
Deploy one-time capital when surplus is available, while still keeping allocation discipline intact.
Portfolio Action
Move money between categories or withdraw for planned goals without treating every market move as a trigger.
Ongoing Control
Use periodic reviews, overlap checks, and tax-aware decisions instead of reacting to short-term noise.
NRI SIP Spotlight
For NRI investors, the first step is not just picking a fund. It is confirming paperwork, banking setup, and AMC acceptance before the SIP starts.
Final availability depends on your country of residence, KYC status, bank setup, and AMC-specific rules.
FAQ Preview
Good landing pages reduce hesitation. These are the common questions users ask before starting SIPs or choosing their first mutual funds.
Start with an amount you can sustain every month. Consistency over years matters more than a large first contribution.
For most beginners, one to three well-selected funds aligned to goals are enough to start.
Usually no. SIP is designed to work through market cycles, so delaying often reduces compounding time.
Quarterly is generally sufficient for long-term investors. Frequent checking can cause unnecessary switching.
Explore factual, structured, and practical educational content designed to improve investment decisions over the long term.
Beginner to advanced guides for fund selection, allocation, and planning.
Read nowQuick definitions and examples for mutual fund and investing terms.
Read nowSIP vs lump sum, active vs index, and other key investing choices.
Read nowCrisp answers to practical questions around risk, returns, and discipline.
Read nowComplete KYC and profile your goals and risk level.
Select plans from 25+ AMCs in one place.
Start SIP, lump sum, or switch/redeem as needed.
Review holdings quarterly and rebalance goal-wise.