PreipoKart · FAQ
Questions, answered
Straight answers on unlisted shares, mutual funds, and how PreipoKart fits into your process.
PreipoKart is a calm workspace to explore pre-IPO and unlisted opportunities alongside mutual funds — with screeners, guides, and clear risk context before you decide.
Eligibility depends on your residency, KYC status, and how the shares are transferred. Most secondary trades require a demat account and completed KYC with a registered intermediary.
There is no continuous exchange quote. Prices are negotiated between buyers and sellers, often referencing recent rounds, comparable trades, and expected listing timelines. Quotes on PreipoKart are indicative.
Unlisted trades usually happen in fixed lot sizes. Your minimum ticket is price × lot size, plus any transfer or brokerage charges your intermediary applies.
Exits depend on finding a counterparty. High-liquidity names can settle in days; thinner names may take weeks. Always plan with an illiquidity buffer.
Mutual funds offer daily liquidity and diversified exposure. Unlisted shares are concentrated, less liquid, and higher variance. Many investors use funds as the core and treat unlisted as a satellite sleeve.
It varies by scheme — often ₹100 to ₹1,000. Use the Mutual Fund explorer’s max SIP filter to find funds that fit your budget.
You can explore screeners and resources signed out. Creating an account unlocks watchlists, saved filters, and personalized alerts when those features roll out.
No. NAV moves, secondary quotes, and historical returns are illustrative and can change. Always verify with current statements and a qualified advisor before investing.
Funds are regulated and more transparent than private equity, but they are still market-linked. Debt funds carry credit and interest-rate risk; equity funds can fall sharply in downturns.