Gold directory

Gold mutual funds, with their sources

Gold fund-of-funds hold a listed gold ETF, so you can SIP from ₹100 a month without a demat account. Every published figure below was read from the AMC's own scheme page, with the “as on” date shown next to the number.

Buying on the exchange? See gold ETFs

How to read this directory

You pay two layers of cost. A fund-of-fund charges its own expense ratio on top of the underlying ETF's. The underlying row names the ETF so you can weigh the stack, not just the headline TER.
Direct vs regular is not cosmetic. The regular plan pays a distributor and costs more every year. Where the AMC's page states the plan, the TER row says which one it is; where it does not, follow the footer link and check before comparing.
Deliberately absent: returns and NAV. Past returns are marketing's favourite number and they change with the gold price. LetsInvest has no NAV feed, so none are shown — the AMC's page publishes them daily.
No “best gold fund” badge. Sorting is by a factual attribute you choose — assets, published expense ratio or name — and says so on screen.

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Assets under management, largest first.

SBI Gold Fund

A gold fund of fund that holds SBI's own gold ETF

AMC: SBI Mutual Fund
Underlying ETF: SBI-ETF Gold
Total expense ratio: 0.42% (Regular) · as on 31 Aug 2026
AUM: ₹17,664.21 Cr · as on 31 Aug 2026
Inception: 12 Sept 2011
Minimum SIP: ₹500

Figures read from the AMC's scheme page, verified 20 Sept 2026 · SEBI-regulated mutual fund scheme.

HDFC Gold ETF Fund of Fund

Gold exposure by SIP, without a demat account

AMC: HDFC Mutual Fund
Total expense ratio: 0.20% (Direct)
AUM: ₹12,359.16 Cr · as on 31/08/2026
Inception: 1 Jan 2013
Minimum SIP: ₹100

Not published: Underlying ETF.

Figures read from the AMC's scheme page, verified 20 Sept 2026 · SEBI-regulated mutual fund scheme.

Axis Gold Fund

Axis Mutual Fund's gold fund of fund, holding Axis Gold ETF

AMC: Axis Mutual Fund
Underlying ETF: Axis Gold ETF
Total expense ratio: 0.30% (Direct) · as on Sep 18, 2026
AUM: ₹3,190.80 Cr · as on Aug 31, 2026
Inception: 1 Jan 2013

Not published: Minimum SIP.

Figures read from the AMC's scheme page, verified 20 Sept 2026 · SEBI-regulated mutual fund scheme.

Invesco India Gold ETF Fund of Fund

A small gold fund of fund from Invesco India

AMC: Invesco India Mutual Fund
AUM: ₹510.88 Cr · as on 31-Aug-2026
Inception: 5 Dec 2011

Not published: Underlying ETF, Total expense ratio, Minimum SIP.

Figures read from the AMC's scheme page, verified 20 Sept 2026 · SEBI-regulated mutual fund scheme.

Want the ETF directly?

Buying the ETF yourself removes the fund-of-fund's expense layer, but it needs a demat account, a broker, and manual buys during market hours — which is also why a plain SIP is not possible. The trade-off is convenience versus one cost layer.

See the gold ETF directory

See the whole cost picture

The Gold Hub's calculators project what a monthly gold investment grows to at an assumed return you set, and the comparison matrix puts all seven routes — 14 dimensions — side by side.

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Schemes are listed in alphabetical order of the AMC's own scheme names; inclusion is not a recommendation and the list is not exhaustive. Hub framework facts reviewed 2026-09-20; per-scheme figures carry their own verification dates. None of this is live market data — LetsInvest has no gold price or NAV feed. Before acting, confirm the current position on the AMC's page or with your adviser, and see our methodology.

How to read this directory

You pay two layers of cost. A fund-of-fund charges its own expense ratio on top of the underlying ETF's. The underlying row names the ETF so you can weigh the stack, not just the headline TER.

Direct vs regular is not cosmetic. The regular plan pays a distributor and costs more every year. Where the AMC's page states the plan, the TER row says which one it is; where it does not, follow the footer link and check before comparing.

Deliberately absent: returns and NAV. Past returns are marketing's favourite number and they change with the gold price. LetsInvest has no NAV feed, so none are shown — the AMC's page publishes them daily.

No “best gold fund” badge. Sorting is by a factual attribute you choose — assets, published expense ratio or name — and says so on screen.