How to transfer mutual funds out of Coin?

There are three ways to transfer mutual fund holdings out of Coin:

1. Transfer to another CDSL demat account: The transfer can be done online via CDSL easiest. To learn more, see How to transfer shares from the Zerodha account to other CDSL demat account using CDSL Easiest?
2. Transfer to an NSDL demat account: The transfer is done off-market. To learn more, see How to transfer shares from my Zerodha demat account to another demat account offline?
3. Transfer to a non-demat mode (Physical mode, RTA Mode or Offline Mode): The mutual fund should be rematerialised from the previous broker or distributor to transfer the units. To rematerialise, see How to rematerialise mutual funds?

There are two ways to transfer mutual fund units which are under a lock-in period:

1. Rematerialisation for NSDL account: Locked-in units cannot be transferred in demat mode. If the units are under the lock-in period, they have to be rematerialised and then transferred.
2. Closure cum transfer for CDSL accounts – The transfer of units under lock-in can only be done to a CDSL demat account under the same PAN using the closure cum transfer process. See How to close the Zerodha account? to know more.

Transfer charges:

• The charges for rematerialisation are ₹ 150 + 18% GST. For ELSS funds, the rematerialisation charge is ₹ 150 per investment. See the tariff sheet (PDF) to know more.
• The first DIS booklet of 10 slips is free. For additional booklets, ₹100 + 18% GST is charged per booklet, along with courier charges of ₹100 + 18% GST.
• Transfer charges of ₹25 per security, per transaction, plus 18% GST, are applicable. For example, if you transfer 10 units of HDFC Balanced Advantage Fund, 5 units of SBI Blue Chip Fund and 2 units of Quant Small Cap Fund in one transaction, the charges would be ₹75 + 18% GST. If you transfer 10 shares of HDFC Balanced Advantage Fund in two transactions, the charges would be ₹50 + 18% GST.
• The stamp duty of 0.015% on the considered amount is paid to CDSL.