SIP tracker · every open-ended fund in Nepal

Is your monthly SIP really growing faster than a bank deposit?

See your SIP's real yearly return after fees and tax, next to a bank RD and NEPSE.

Open the SIP calculator See what the funds hold

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Rs 1,000 a month since launch. What is it worth now?

After DP charge, payment fee and dividend tax, with dividends reinvested.

Fund Installments Paid (Rs) Units Avg buy NAV NAV now Worth today (Rs) Gain (Rs) XIRR NEPSE XIRR
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What is your SIP worth today?

Paid vs value vs bank RD
NAV and your buys

Same SIP in other funds

Fund First installment Installments Paid (Rs) Worth today (Rs) Total return XIRR vs your fund

Past returns, not advice.

XIRR made simple

Profit tells you how much. XIRR tells you how fast.

XIRR is your SIP's yearly return, counting when each installment went in. Compare it directly with a bank interest rate.

Check your own: =XIRR(values, dates) in Excel or Google Sheets.
Same profit, different time
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Every fund side by side

Returns include dividends. Click a heading to sort.

Fund Fund manager NAV since NAV now Fund size (Rs cr) 1-year return Yearly return since start Cash dividends (total %) SIP XIRR since start
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Where each fund invests

Crowded trades

Stocks most funds hold

Stock Sector Combined value (Rs cr) Funds holding it Biggest holder
Learn

How to start a SIP in Nepal

  1. Open a demat and MeroShare account.
  2. Register for the fund's SIP with its fund manager.
  3. Pay monthly via connectIPS, a wallet or your bank.
  4. Check units arrive in MeroShare.
  5. Reinvest dividends to compound.
  6. Review your XIRR once a year.
Fees, fund expenses and exit loads all reduce your return.
A dividend lowers NAV by the same amount. It is not extra profit.
A return below inflation means you lost buying power.

Words you will see

SIPA fixed amount invested every month.
NAVThe price of one fund unit.
Average buying NAVWhat you paid per unit on average.
XIRRYearly return across dated payments.
Expense ratioYearly fund costs, taken from NAV.
Exit loadFee for selling early.

For education only, not investment advice. Past returns don't guarantee future ones.