PPF tracker for Public Provident Fund
Log deposits, lump sums, interest and withdrawals for one or more PPF accounts.
Invesh builds your balance and a financial-year summary (opening, deposits, interest, withdrawals, closing) from that history. You add interest when it's credited, so your balance matches your passbook.
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Log deposits, lump sums, interest and withdrawals for one or more PPF accounts. Invesh builds your balance and a financial-year summary (opening, deposits, interest, withdrawals, closing) from that history. You add interest when it's credited, so your balance matches your passbook.
The Public Provident Fund (PPF) tracker is a record of what you log. Invesh does not compute interest from a rate table on your behalf. Add interest when it is credited and the balance follows your passbook.
PPF sits on the same wealth dashboard as Bank Account, Stocks, US Stocks, Mutual Funds, Fixed Deposit and EPF.
What the PPF tracker includes
Deposits, lump sums and withdrawals
Log deposits, lump sums and withdrawals for one or more PPF accounts.
Interest from your passbook
You add interest when it's credited, so your balance matches your passbook.
Financial-year summary
Opening, deposits, interest, withdrawals and closing, built from the history you log.
Balance from your history
Invesh builds your balance from deposits, lump sums, interest and withdrawals.
One or more PPF accounts
Log one or more PPF accounts. Each account keeps its own history.
Frequently asked questions
Is the PPF tracker available today?
Yes. Log deposits, lump sums, interest and withdrawals for one or more PPF accounts. You add interest when it's credited, so your balance matches your passbook.
Does Invesh connect to my bank PPF account?
No. Invesh is not a bank integration. You log deposits, lump sums, interest and withdrawals.
Can I log more than one PPF account?
Yes. You can log one or more PPF accounts, each with its own history.
How does interest get into the balance?
You add interest when it's credited, from your passbook. Invesh builds the balance and the financial-year summary from that history. It does not compute interest from a rate table on your behalf.
What is in the financial-year summary?
Opening, deposits, interest, withdrawals and closing, built from the history you log.
Which investment types are live today?
Bank Account, Stocks, US Stocks, Mutual Funds, Fixed Deposit, PPF and EPF.
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