Simply so, what is difference between eKYC and CKYC?
E-KYC and KYC are technically the same. So if you are KYC (or E-KYC compliant) you can invest in Mutual funds of any fund house. But a slight difference over here which you might like to consider. If you go by the E-KYC process, you can invest a maximum of 50000/- INR per annum in a mutual fund scheme.
Furthermore, what is the use of CKYC number? CKYC will have a unique KYC identifier — 14-digit KYC Identification Number (KIN) or a CKYC number -linked with ID proof. You can use this to invest in mutual funds or to purchase any financial product. KYC data and documents stored in a digitally secure electronic format.
Considering this, what is the CKYC?
CKYC refers to Central KYC (Know Your Customer), an initiative of the Government of India. The aim of this initiative is to have a structure in place which allows investors to complete their KYC only once before interacting with various entities across the financial sector.
How do you convert eKYC to normal KYC?
For normal KYC, in-person verification is required, you visit your nearest POS center and submit your POI and POA and signature. Once you do this you don't have Rs 50,000/- per year investment limit in MFs. This can be done even if you are eKYC registered.