How to do Online KYC modification

SBI AMC

We now have a Self Service Facility for investors to modify their existing KYC. Irrespective of KRA or current KYC status. Aadhaar OTP will be needed.

https://online.sbimf.com/update-details/modify-kyc

The KYC update can be done online/remotely using this method with Video KYC. We need the following documents, access.
1. IDENTITY PROOF - Scanned copy of PAN Card (Front side), PAN DigiLocker
2. ADDRESS PROOF - Scanned copy of Accepted Documents -
Driving License (Front and Back side)
Voter ID (Front and Back side)
Passport
Aadhaar DigiLocker
3. Signed Cancelled cheque - Account holder name should match the investor name.
4. SIGNATURE SCAN - Image of your signature on plain paper to be kept ready.
5. WEBCAM & MIC - Your device should have camera and microphone for taking a small video.

Nippon AMC KYC online modification

This can be used only by customers who have existing folios in Nippon AMC

 Follow the below steps:
Visit mf.nipponindiaim.com      ->    Click on the 'Investor Service'Tab     ->    Select 'Modify Your KYC' option
 

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