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Curie Money And ICICI Prudential AMC Partner To Combine Instant Redemption With UPI Seamlessly

Curie Money and ICICI Prudential AMC launch India’s first solution combining liquid funds, instant redemption, and UPI—offering investors steady growth, instant access, and seamless digital liquidity.

Curie Money And ICICI Prudential AMC Partner To Combine Instant Redemption With UPI Seamlessly
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Curie Money, in partnership with ICICI Prudential AMC, has introduced a first-of-its-kind experience in India that brings together liquid funds, instant redemption, and UPI in one seamless solution. This collaboration empowers retail investors to grow their money steadily while maintaining instant access—without any lock-ins or penalties.

Liquid Mutual Funds are fast emerging as the preferred option for investors seeking steady returns. These funds, a category of debt mutual funds, are relatively insulated from equity market volatility. They primarily invest in government bonds, securities, and treasury bills, providing low-risk and stable growth opportunities.

The feature of instant redemption has already transformed the way investors access their money—allowing them to withdraw funds directly into their bank account within seconds, unlike regular redemptions that take one or two business days. Currently, investors can instantly redeem up to 90% of their invested amount, capped at ₹50,000 per day.

Through this partnership, Curie Money has integrated ICICI Prudential AMC’s liquid fund with instant redemption and UPI functionality, creating a seamless experience for users. Investors can now steadily grow their money in ICICI Prudential’s liquid fund and instantly use it for UPI payments—bridging the gap between savings and spending in real time.

The collaboration between Curie Money and ICICI Prudential AMC marks a significant step forward in India’s digital money management landscape—bringing together growth, liquidity, and accessibility like never before.

Disclaimer: This is a sponsored article. It is not part of Outlook Money's editorial content and was not created by Outlook Money journalists.

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