Lost track of your old mutual fund investments? SEBI’s MITRA can help you find and reclaim them in minutes—here’s how to unlock hidden money!
In February 2025, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) introduced the Mutual Fund Investment Tracing and Retrieval Assistant (MITRA), a digital platform designed to assist investors in locating and reclaiming inactive or unclaimed mutual fund investments.
MITRA is a centralized, searchable database developed by SEBI in collaboration with Registrar and Transfer Agents (RTAs) like CAMS and KFin Technologies. The platform aims to help investors identify and recover mutual fund folios that have become inactive due to various reasons, such as outdated contact information or lack of awareness.
Over time, many investors lose track of their mutual fund investments, especially those made before the implementation of mandatory PAN requirements in 2006. These investments often remain unclaimed due to:
MITRA addresses these issues by providing a platform to trace and reclaim such investments.
MITRA is intended for:?
Investors can access MITRA through the following website –
Here’s a detailed walkthrough to help you trace and reclaim your forgotten or inactive mutual fund investments using MITRA:
Go to any of the MF Central website:
On the homepage, look for a banner or link titled “MITRA” or “Track Your Old Mutual Fund Investments”. Click on it to open the dedicated MITRA portal.
You will now be prompted to fill in basic information. You can search by any one or more of the following:
Even if you don’t remember folio details, just your PAN and name may be enough to trace older records.
To ensure the privacy and security of your data, you’ll need to verify your identity using OTP-based authentication:
If your contact details are outdated or unlinked, the system will prompt you for alternate verification routes or updating KYC first.
Once verified, the portal will:
If nothing shows up, try using other combinations (like an old mobile number, full legal name, etc.)—you get up to 25 search attempts.
If the platform finds matching folios, you can now begin the process to retrieve them:
Once submitted, the respective AMC or RTA (CAMS or KFin) will process your claim. This may take a few days to weeks depending on document verification.
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Ensuring your KYC details are up-to-date is crucial for:
MITRA encourages investors to update their KYC information to align with current norms.
MITRA serves as a valuable tool for investors to reconnect with their forgotten or unclaimed mutual fund investments. By providing a centralized and secure platform, SEBI aims to enhance transparency and investor protection in the mutual fund industry. For more information and to access the MITRA platform, visit SEBI’s official website.
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Basu, i have short term goals in 6 years for my son ug fee. Should I go with pure debt funds. Which category to choose. Short term fund or money market fund or TMF. Please advise if any.
Dear Devan,
You can choose around 30% in equity (Large Cap like Nifty 50 and Nifty Next 50) and rest in Money Market Fund or Arbitrage Fund.
This is for 1 st year of investment (equity 30%) and second year onwards full debt funds right ?
Dear Devan,
Yes. However, in case of graduation or post graduation, you don't need the whole money immeidately.
THIS IS A FAKE WEBSITE. DO NOT FALL FOR IT AND PROVIDE ANY DETAILS
Dear Roshni,
Please go through the SEBI notificaiton and also the MF Central Website, you will find the MITRA link. If you still feel it is fake, then god can only protect you and your investments.