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Could you be an accredited investor?

An indicative check against SEBI's criteria, including the new ₹5 crore securities-market test. The final decision rests with an accreditation agency or the manager accrediting you.

Demat securities, mutual funds, futures open interest, unlisted securities in demat and overseas securities. In ₹ crore.

In ₹ crore, from your latest return.

In ₹ crore. Exclude the value of your primary residence.

In ₹ crore: securities, deposits and other financial assets.

You don't appear to qualify yet

Meeting any one route is enough.

  • Securities-market exposure: not met

    ₹5 crore or more in securities markets

  • Income: not met

    Annual income of ₹2 crore or more

  • Net worth: not met

    Net worth of ₹7.5 crore or more, with ₹3.75 crore or more in financial assets

  • Income and net worth: not met

    Annual income of ₹1 crore or more and net worth of ₹5 crore or more, with ₹2.5 crore or more in financial assets

Read more in accredited investors in 2026.

Based on SEBI's accredited investor framework and the changes approved on 24 September 2026. What counts as securities-market exposure, and the evidence required, are being set out in SEBI circulars. This is not a determination of eligibility.

Accredited investor checker | PRIMSetu