SIP Payment Nepal — Bank-wise Login & Installment Guide

A SIP payment is a contribution to a registered mutual fund plan. The payment route depends on the fund manager and scheme: you may use its investor portal, an approved wallet, ConnectIPS or a linked bank option. Confirm the scheme and amount on the official payment screen, complete the transaction, and keep the receipt. Units are allotted later under the scheme’s NAV and processing rules; a successful bank debit alone is not an allotment confirmation.

Use this guide to identify the correct fund-manager payment route and to reconcile each debit with the later unit allotment. The screenshots are examples from particular schemes and may change; always start at the manager’s official site before entering a BOID or payment details.

Before paying, check the requirements shown by your scheme:

• Active Demat account
• Your BOID or client ID if the payment form asks for it. MeroShare and a CRN are not universal SIP-payment requirements; CRN is associated with C-ASBA applications.
• A registered SIP or payment reference. Sign-in details are needed only when your manager’s chosen payment route requires a login.
• Enough balance in bank/wallet / Connect IPS

Disclaimer: The layout of your issue manager may change from time to time. And also, always use the official website of your issue manager. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risk. See our Financial Disclaimer.

Which portal for which scheme?

If you are not aware of the Issue Manager and Scheme name of your current SIP, please see this table to find all managers with their schemes.

General SIP payment checklist

The steps below are a checklist, not a single process that applies to every scheme. Some managers accept a payment by BOID without a portal login; others require an investor account. Use the manager’s current official instructions when a screen differs from these examples.

1. Open the official fund manager or scheme payment page from a verified link.
2. Sign in only if that payment route asks you to. Some schemes offer a BOID-based payment form without portal login.
3. Open My SIP, Pay SIP, Contribution, or Installment Payment (may be different from Issue Manager).
4. Select your scheme (e.g., NIBL Sahabhagita, NI 31).
5. After that, it will show all the pending installments that you have to pay.
6. Confirm the installment month and amount (usually your registered SIP amount). If you are missing your installment months for a longer period, it shows all pending installments (from x installment to y installment) with the total payable amount.
7. Choose payment method: Connect IPS, eSewa, Khalti, or a linked bank account (options vary by portal).
8. Complete Payment and save the receipt or screenshot.
9. Get the email receipt too in your registered email.

Nabil Investment Banking — SIP Payment for Nabil Flexi Cap & NI31

Portal: Nabil Investment Banking official site → [Click here]

Schemes: NI 31, Nabil Flexi Cap Fund

Steps:

• Go to the Nabil Investment Banking SIP Payment portal.
• On the payment page, choose your Depository Participant (DP) and your Client ID (the Last 8 digits of your DEMAT Account no).

• After choosing the DP and entering the Client, tap on Proceed.
• Now choose SIP Scheme from the dropdown of ‘Please choose a SIP to pay’. It will show all subscribed SIP schemes (NI31 & Nabil Flexi Cap Fund).
• It will show the Number of Installments to be paid automatically, including Pending Installments, Advance Installments, Installments To Pay, and Total Amount.

• Confirm all installments, then tap Pay Now. It will redirect you to the checkout page.
• On the Payment Confirmation page, it will show all the details and the Payment you will proceed with. So, please confirm it once.

• Choose a payment method currently offered on the official checkout page, such as eSewa, Khalti or a supported QR option, and confirm the amount before paying.
• Enter the login details for your eSewa, Khalti, or Connect IPS account, or directly scan the QR code if you select the Scan & Pay payment method.

• Confirm the Payment. That’s all.

On the Nabil Investment payment screen shown above, verify the scheme, BOID, instalment count and total before checkout. If guest payment is offered, you may not need to sign in for that transaction; still check your Nabil Investment holding statement afterward to confirm the units were allotted.

If the official payment form lets you choose how many pending installments to pay, check the selected number and total carefully before confirming. Availability of partial or advance payments depends on the scheme’s current rules.

Related: Nabil Flexi Cap Fund Review

NIMB Ace Capital — SIP Payment NIBL Sahabhagita Fund

Portal: NIMB Ace Capital official site → [Click here]

Scheme: NIBL Sahabhagita Fund

Steps:

• Visit the SIP Payment page of NIBL Sahabhagita Fund managed by NIMB Ace Capital.
• Enter your 16 Digit DEMAT Account Number under BOID No Filed.
• Confirm the DEMAT Number is correct -by tapping Confirm in the pop-up. If not, then No, Incorrect, and re-enter the correct BOID.

• After tapping on Confirm, it will show the complete details of Pending SIP Installments, including your Name and mobile number.

• Now select the number of installments you want to pay (starting from the next installment).
• Based on the no. of installments you select, it shows the total payable amount.

• Choose the payment method from the available list. When you tap any of the provided payment methods, a pop-up appears on your screen showing the total amount payable.

• Tap on Proceed Payment, enter your login details, and confirm the Payment.

This NIBL example shows how pending instalments appeared in one account at the time of capture; it does not establish that every overdue SIP can be paid in one checkout. Confirm the amount and selected instalments on NIMB Ace Capital’s current screen, keep the receipt, and reconcile the later allotment in your statement.

NMB Capital — SIP Payment of NMB Saral Bachat Fund – E

Portal: NMB Capital official site → [Click here]

Scheme: NMB Saral Bachat Fund – E

Steps:

• Visit the SIP Payment Page of NMB Capital,
• Now choose the Depository Participants (DP) and enter the last 8 Digits of your DEMAT NO. under BOID No. [ हितग्राही खाता नम्बर ].

• It automatically fetches your Name, Mobile Number, and all pending Installments, including the total number of installments to be paid, the action date, and the due days.

• Select the number of installments, one by one, up to x installments that you want to pay (or select all installments from all pages).
• Depending upon the no. of installments, you check/select/tap, it shows the total payable amount.
• After selecting the no. of installments, scroll down the page and tap on Proceed for Payment.

• Choose only a payment method currently shown on the official NMB Capital checkout page and review the amount before continuing.
• It will redirect you to the login page for your chosen payment method (eSewa, Khalti, or Connect IPS).

• Enter the login details and confirm the Payment.

Keep the payment reference and check the NMB Capital portal or statement for the unit-purchase record. Receipt and allotment notices may arrive on different schedules; do not assume a fixed next-business-day email.

If you cannot pay every pending NMB instalment at once, check the options and rules shown in NMB Capital’s current portal or ask the manager. Do not assume the portal accepts a partial catch-up payment. Keep a record of which instalments were paid and compare it with your statement.

NIC ASIA Capital — SIP Payment NIC Asia Dynamic Debt Fund

Portal: NIC ASIA Capital official site → [Click here] | Second portal Link [Click here]

Scheme: NIC ASIA Dynamic Debt Fund

Steps:

• Visit the NIC Asia Dynamic Debt Fund SIP Payment Page
• Now, choose your DP and enter your BOID (the Last 8 digits of your DEMAT Account No.).

• If the payment page retrieves your registration, review the pending installments, names and amount. If nothing appears, check the BOID and ask NIC ASIA Capital for help rather than guessing at a browser workaround.

• It will show all the installments, so click on the installment on the left side one by one until you reach the one you want to pay now. Based on the no. of installments you select, it shows the total amount to be paid.
• Now tap Proceed Payment to see all available payment options in a pop-up. You can choose NIC Asia Bank, eSewa, Khalti, Khalti by IME, or Connect IPS.

• Tap one of the available payment methods, then enter the login details for that platform: NIC Asia Web Banking, eSewa, or Khalti.

• Confirm the amount once and proceed with the payment.

The screenshot records one NIC ASIA payment for eight instalments in this account. It does not prove that every investor can pay any arbitrary number of overdue instalments. Check the currently payable amount and permitted selection in NIC ASIA Capital’s own portal, then reconcile the bank reference with the allotted units.

Save the transaction reference and check the NIC ASIA Capital statement for the allotted units. Email timing and NAV application depend on the scheme’s processing rules; contact the manager if the debit and allotment do not reconcile.

Kumari Capital — SIP Payment of Kumari Sunaulo Lagani Yojana

Portal: Kumari Capital official site → [Click here]

Scheme: Kumari Sunaulo Lagani Yojana (KSLY)

Steps:

• Visit the mutual fund login page of Kumari Capital and log in with your BOID and Password Created.

• After logging in, tap on Investment Dropdown>SIP.

• Here you will see all pending SIP Installments.

• Click the installments, it will show the total payable amount.
• Tap/Click on Proceed for Payment,

• Choose any payment method shown in the pop-up, then tap Proceed Now.

• Log in to your payment portal and confirm the Payment.

After a Kumari Capital payment, keep the wallet or bank reference and confirm the manager’s receipt and unit allotment. Availability of eSewa or other wallets can change; use only channels listed by Kumari Capital.

Note: If you have registered for the Kumari Sunaulo Lagani Yojana (KSLY) directly through eSewa, you can use the same login page for the Mutual Fund of Kumari Capital to reset your password by tapping Forget Password.

Siddhartha Capital — SIP Payment of Siddhartha Systematic Investment Scheme (SSIS)

Portal: Siddhartha Capital official site → [Click here]

Scheme: Siddhartha Systematic Investment Scheme (SSIS)

Siddhartha Capital’s current SIP payment screen may resemble other fund-manager portals, but the fields and supported payment methods can differ. Follow Siddhartha Capital’s official instructions for SSIS and verify the scheme and total before paying.

Other Issue Manager Having Similar UI & Payment Process

Sanima, Prabhu and Citizens may use different portal flows from Kumari Capital. Start from each manager’s official website and follow its current payment instructions. Use your own BOID where requested, but do not assume another manager’s login steps or payment fields apply.

Sanima Capital — SIP Payment of Sanima Flexi Fund

Sanima Capital SIP portal: https://sip.sanimacapital.com/login

Scheme: Sanima Flexi Fund

Before paying any scheme: Open the official fund-manager website, confirm the scheme and BOID, check the due instalment and total, and save the payment reference. A successful debit is not the same as unit allotment. Compare the later allotment date, units and NAV with the manager’s statement; contact the manager through its official support channel if they do not reconcile.

Use our NAV and unit-allotment examples to check the arithmetic. Payment channels, portal screens, minimums and catch-up rules can change, so the linked manager’s current notice takes precedence over these screenshots. This article documents examples rather than a universal payment procedure.

Prabhu Capital — SIP Payment of Prabhu Systematic Investment Scheme (PSIS)

Prabhu Capital mutual fund portal: https://mutualfund.prabhucapital.com/

Scheme: Prabhu Systematic Investment Scheme (PSIS)

SIP payment failed? Quick fixes

Sometimes, while processing the SIP Payment, it may fail due to various reasons. Here are the possible reasons to remember if such an issue arises.

• Wrong portal — NIBL vs NMB vs Nabil; Many investors get confused sometimes due to a similar name.
• SIP not active — If registration is pending, check email/SMS from your issue manager.
• Connect IPS timeout — Retry; check bank limit or balance in your linked bank account.
• Wrong month selected — Confirm the no. of installment periods on screen. If more pending installments, this may sometimes occur.
• Insufficient balance — Check your Wallet or bank account balance.

Still stuck? You can get in touch with your Issue manager by contacting them directly via support email or the provided contact number. You can find these contact details on their official website and social media.

How to Pay SIP Installment: eSewa, & Khalti

How to Pay SIP Through eSewa (Quick & Easy)

If you prefer the easiest way to pay your SIP Installment then eSewa offers that feature (but super limited). Here I mean, here you can see only a few capital manager participations. So, you can only make a payment of few SIP Schemes. Millions of people already use it daily for top-ups and utility bills. Thus, learning how to pay SIP through esewa feels incredibly familiar.

Step-by-Step Payment:

• Open the eSewa App on your phone/or eSewa web login, and get logged in.
• Search for ‘SIP’ in the search bar, and it will now show all available Capital Manager lists supported/provided by eSewa.
• Choose your SIP Capital Manager like NIC Capital SIP Payment to pay the SIP of ‘NIC Asia Dynamic Debt Fund’, Laxmi Capital SIP Payment to pay the SIP of ‘Subha Laxmi Kosh’,
• After tapping/clicking on as required, it will open that particular Capital Manager Dashboard, like we are doing for Subha Laxmi Kosh. So here we tap on Laxmi Capital SIP Payment.
• Under Investment Type, choose ‘SIP’ or ‘Unit Purchase’; by default, it will be ‘SIP’.
• Select the Depository Participant shown on your DEMAT or MeroShare account record. Do not guess from your bank name: DP names and identifiers can differ after mergers. Enter the client ID exactly as the payment form requests, preserving leading zeros.
• Enter your Client ID, it’s the last Eight Digit (8 Digit) of your DEMAT Account No.
• Tap on Proceed, here you will see the details of the the Installment to be paid.
• Tap Confirm & Pay, that’s it.

How to Pay SIP Through Khalti (Smooth & Simple)

Khalti may offer a mutual fund or SIP payment route for selected schemes. Its screens and supported managers can differ from eSewa. Confirm the fund manager and installment details in the wallet before submitting payment.

Step-by-Step Payment:

• Open the Khalti App and go to Financial Services and find the Mutual Fund widget there, or search ‘SIP’ in the Khalti Search Bar.

• Now choose the SIP Manager (Like for Siddhartha SIP, choose Siddhartha Capital or NIC Asia for NIC Asia Dynamic Debt Fund),

• Here we are choosing NIC Asia, now tap on ‘Please Select’ to open the dropdown menu and select “SIP Payment” there,

• Enter your BOID (Your 16 Digit Demat Account No.) and then tap on PROCEED.
• Here you will get all the SIP Details, including the Installments,

• So select the Installments one by one and go to down of the page and then tap on Next,

• Confirm the details and the paying amount there and then again tap on Next,
• Choose the payment method (Using Khalti or Linked Bank Account),

• That’s it.

Still Don’t Have Opened the SIP? Here’s the Complete Process to Open/Register/St

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Conclusion

SIP payments become easier once you learn the process. Also, it will be easy for you if you bookmark the login or payment page of your issue manager. Also, you can keep on visiting our site for an easy process if you forget or need the direct payment link that we shared above. Use this page for Nabil, NIBL, NMB, NIC ASIA, Kumari, Siddhartha, and Laxmi schemes; use our SIP Calculator to plan amounts, and use SIP Dividend History to compare funds over time.

Mutual fund investments are subject to market risk. This guide is for education only, not personal financial advice.