How to get details of brokerage for MFD RIA PFP IFA?

  1. Register as a Distributor on CAMS (here: https://www.camsonline.com/Distributors/Service-Requests/Distributor-Mailback-Services/Request-Mailback)
  2. Register as a Distributor on Kfintech (here: https://mfs.kfintech.com/mfs/distributor/distributor_Login.aspx). 
  3. Request the WBR77 report from CAMS 
  4. Request the MFSD205 from Kfintech. 

  • These reports have details of the brokerage paid to you by AMC's serviced by CAMS and Kfintech.  You can download other reports as required.
  • Information about all possible reports available to distributors is available in Distributor Manual
    • CAMS: https://www.camsonline.com/assets/PDF/usermanual/Distributor-user-manual.pdf
    • Kfintech: https://mfs.kfintech.com/mfs/Distributor/Downloads/DistributorManual.pdf.
  • Please note that if you are new and your brokerage is less than their threshold brokerage (Rs.100, Rs.250/- for different AMCs) then the payout won't happen until the threshold is reached.
  • In case you have questions you can contact the 
    • Distributor helpdesk email/phone (find on AMC website, Google), 
    • RM of individual AMC or 
    • Distributor helpline of 
      • CAMS (helpdist@camsonline.com), 
      • Kfintech (distributorcare@kfintech.com).

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