Face value
₹1,000
Freedom Path
Freedom Path
Freedom Path lays out every bond's face value, coupon rate, credit rating and yield to maturity in plain terms — so you invest on your terms, not on guesswork.
Once you can read these, you can compare any two bonds in under a minute.
Bonds aren't a bet on growth. They're the part of a portfolio built to behave predictably.
Coupon payments arrive on fixed, known dates — useful for covering recurring expenses on schedule.
Hold to maturity and the issuer is bound to return your face value in full.
Bond prices generally don't move in lockstep with equities, smoothing portfolio swings.
From sovereign-backed securities to rated corporate NCDs, the rating tells you the risk upfront — you pick what fits.
Listed bonds trade on BSE & NSE like any other security, so you're not locked in if plans change.
Browse a few illustrative listings, then leave your number for the full live inventory.
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Bonds land straight in your Demat account.
A five-minute form gets you a shortlist matched to your tenor, income needs and risk comfort — no obligation to invest.
Safety depends on the issuer. Government and AAA-rated bonds carry very low default risk; lower-rated corporate bonds pay a higher coupon precisely because they carry more risk. The credit rating on every listing tells you which category you're in before you commit.
Many listed bonds have a face value as low as ₹1,000, though minimum investment amounts vary by issuance. Each listing states its minimum clearly before you invest.
Yes, for bonds listed on BSE or NSE — you can sell on the exchange like any other security, subject to available liquidity and prevailing market price.
In your registered Demat account, the same place your other securities are held, once your order is settled with the settlement agency.
Yes. If you don't already have one, we can help you open one as part of getting set up — just mention it when you reach out.
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Bonds are subject to market risk. Coupon rates, credit ratings and yield to maturity shown on this page are illustrative and indicative as of the date of publishing; actual terms are governed by the relevant offer document for each issuance and may change without notice. Past performance, where referenced, is not indicative of future returns. Investor figures and testimonials above are illustrative of the experience we aim to deliver.
Investments in bonds are facilitated through SEBI-registered stockbrokers and Online Bond Platform Providers (OBPPs) in accordance with SEBI's regulatory framework. Please read all offer documents and risk disclosures carefully before investing. This page does not constitute investment advice; consult a registered investment advisor for guidance specific to your situation.