Explore Mutual Funds
Search funds, track top performers, and compare side by side.
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What You Can Do on the Funds Hub
Mutual fund research usually means juggling several tabs -- a search tool to find a scheme, a separate ranking page to see who's actually performing well, and yet another view to line two or three funds up side by side. This hub gathers the three into one place: the Fund Explorer for searching any of the thousands of active direct-plan schemes tracked here, Top Performers for a pre-ranked list across every SEBI fund category, and Compare Funds for a direct, chart-backed comparison of up to three schemes at once.
All three tools pull from the same underlying data -- NAV history and computed returns sourced from mfapi.in, refreshed multiple times a day -- so a fund's numbers stay consistent whether you find it through search, spot it on the performers list, or add it to a comparison. Starting here rather than guessing a scheme name directly is usually the faster path when you don't yet know exactly which fund you're looking for.
Frequently asked questions
Which tool should I start with if I don't have a specific fund in mind?
Top Performers is the better starting point -- it's pre-ranked by return period across every category, so you can browse by what's actually done well recently. Use the Fund Explorer once you have a specific scheme name in mind.
Do these tools only cover direct plans?
The underlying fund list is built from direct-plan schemes, which carry lower expense ratios than the equivalent regular plan since they exclude distributor commission -- direct plans are generally the better default for a self-directed investor comparing options here.
How current is the data shown across these tools?
NAV and returns data is refreshed multiple times a day from mfapi.in via an automated cache, so figures are current to within hours rather than being end-of-day-only or stale.