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Product

GIFT City Investment

Access global and tax-efficient investment structures through India’s IFSC at GIFT City.

Overview

GIFT City — India’s first International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) — lets you access global, USD-denominated and tax-efficient investment structures from within India. It’s an increasingly powerful option for NRIs and resident investors seeking outbound international diversification.

We help you understand the opportunities, the eligibility rules and the tax treatment, then guide you through a clean onboarding.

USD accessGlobal investing from within India

What’s included

IFSC structures

Access funds and products domiciled at GIFT City’s International Financial Services Centre.

Tax-efficient exposure

Many IFSC investments enjoy favourable tax treatment — we explain what applies to you.

NRI-friendly onboarding

A route designed to be simpler and more compliant for non-residents.

USD-denominated options

Invest and hold in dollars where it suits your currency and goals.

Who it’s for

  • NRIs wanting a compliant route to invest in India and globally
  • Resident investors seeking outbound international diversification
  • Investors interested in USD-denominated products
  • Those exploring tax-efficient global structures

Our process

  1. 1

    Explore the fit

    We assess whether GIFT City aligns with your residency, goals and currency needs.

  2. 2

    Understand the rules

    We walk you through eligibility, tax and regulatory specifics in plain language.

  3. 3

    Onboard compliantly

    We coordinate the paperwork and ensure everything is above board.

  4. 4

    Integrate & review

    We fit GIFT City exposure into your overall plan and review it regularly.

Frequently asked questions

Both NRIs and resident Indians can access IFSC products, subject to specific rules. We confirm your eligibility upfront.

Ready to redefine your financial freedom?

India is among the world’s top saving nations. But savings alone aren’t enough — your money has to work as hard as you do, spread across asset classes so it keeps pace with inflation and protects the purchasing power of the rupee.