RupeeCase vs AIF
An AIF pools capital behind a ₹1 crore minimum and its own scheme terms. RupeeCase runs institutional grade index algos in your own account.
01Your account
An AIF owns the positions and you own units. With RupeeCase, every share is in your demat, visible on your broker statement.
02The gate
SEBI sets a ₹1 crore minimum per investor for an AIF. The smallest RupeeCase strategy minimum is ₹26,000. Drawn to scale, by area.
₹1 croreAIF minimum, SEBI
₹26,000smallest RupeeCase minimum, lineup of 17 Jul 2026
03Lock in
RupeeCase holdings sit in your demat: sell in your broker and the cash settles the next day. An AIF follows its scheme terms.
TodayTimeScheme term
An illustration of the structure, not any scheme's actual terms. Each AIF's documents govern.
04The rest, in four lines
RupeeCase0.2% of traded value, per rebalance
AIF Cat IIITypically about 2% a year plus around 20% of profits above a hurdle
Every fund sets its own terms.
RupeeCaseThe shares, in your own demat
AIF Cat IIIUnits of a pooled fund
RupeeCaseEvery rule, holding and rebalance, published
AIF Cat IIIPeriodic reports to investors
RupeeCaseIn your hands, on each sale
AIF Cat IIIGenerally at the fund level
Consult a tax professional.
05The honest part
An AIF can do things a long only index algo cannot.
06Questions
Straight answers, written to be quoted.
No. RupeeCase is a technology platform operated by QC Alpha Technologies Pvt Ltd. It is not an alternative investment fund, a fund of any kind, a PMS or a SEBI registered investment adviser. Strategies run as model portfolios in your own broker account.
SEBI sets a minimum of ₹1 crore per investor for an AIF (accredited investors can differ). RupeeCase strategies start from ₹26,000, up to ₹3,02,000 for the largest published minimum (lineup of 17 Jul 2026).
Typically about 2% of assets a year plus around 20% of profits above a hurdle, though every fund sets its own terms. RupeeCase charges 0.2% of traded value per rebalance and nothing else.
A Category III AIF is generally taxed at the fund level. With RupeeCase you own the shares, so each sale is taxed in your hands at the listed equity rates: STCG 20%, LTCG 12.5% above ₹1.25 lakh a year. Consult a tax professional.
With RupeeCase, yes: sell in your own broker account any trading day, and cash settles the next day. AIFs follow their scheme terms, which can include lock ins, redemption windows or a fixed tenure.
Not today. F&O is planned only as insurance for the portfolio, a hedge, never for speculation. That module is coming; see the hedging page.
Models optimised with AI and machine learning, rules frozen before they run, every order and fill on record.
RupeeCase vs mutual fundsRupeeCase vs PMSAll four, side by side
Typical fee levels: mutual funds 0.3% to 2.5% of assets a year, PMS 2% of assets plus a 20% profit share, as stated on the current RupeeCase pricing page; AIF Category III about 2% plus 20%; PMS minimum ₹50 lakh and AIF minimum ₹1 crore under SEBI rules. Every product differs; read its own documents.
RupeeCase is a technology platform operated by QC Alpha Technologies Pvt Ltd. It is not a mutual fund, a PMS, an AIF or a SEBI registered investment adviser. Research by QC Alpha Research Pvt Ltd, SEBI research analyst registration pending. Trades execute through your own SEBI registered broker. Investments in securities markets are subject to market risks. Nothing here is investment advice.
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