Want to invest in Silver? The solution to your investment needs in Silver can be Silver ETF. It is one of the simplest methods of investment. The price of the ETF is calculated as per the rate of silver available in India. It is a passive investment Read more 
Name | LTP | Change (%) | AUM (₹ Cr.) | Volume | Expense Ratio | 1M Return | 3M Return | 1Yr Return | 3Yr Return | 5Yr Return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NIPPONAMC - NETFSILVER | ₹252.81 | +1.03 | ₹44,491.17 | 57614292 | 0.56 | -20.32 | +69.60 | +172.58 | +296.32 | +310.85 |
| ICICIPRAMC - ICICISILVE | ₹263.67 | +0.93 | ₹22,162.19 | 6173590 | 0.40 | -20.67 | +69.73 | +173.45 | +250.68 | +250.68 |
| HDFCAMC - HDFCSILVER | ₹253.29 | +0.97 | ₹10,690.21 | 6792620 | 0.45 | -21.57 | +68.90 | +171.69 | +295.39 | +378.45 |
| SBIAMC - SBISILVER | ₹258.79 | +1.08 | ₹8,494.83 | 2383220 | 0.40 | -20.82 | +69.30 | +172.60 | +182.99 | +182.99 |
| TATAAML-TATSILV | ₹25.65 | +1.06 | ₹6,849.15 | 137014701 | 0.44 | -20.97 | +69.30 | +173.11 | +218.07 | +218.07 |
| KOTAKMAMC - KOTAKSILVE | ₹25.75 | +1.51 | ₹5,193.12 | 11815503 | 0.45 | -20.51 | +70.38 | +173.63 | +212.64 | +212.64 |
| BIRLASLAMC - SILVER | ₹263.30 | +1.01 | ₹4,522.72 | 2652766 | 0.35 | -13.79 | +69.69 | +172.90 | +296.80 | +316.32 |
| DSPAMC - DSPSILVETF | ₹255.22 | +1.22 | ₹3,054.77 | 637306 | 0.40 | -20.95 | +69.89 | +173.45 | +269.73 | +269.73 |
| AXISAMC - AXISILVER | ₹263.12 | +1.16 | ₹2,604.53 | 1015321 | 0.40 | -20.57 | +69.59 | +173.43 | +297.90 | +379.86 |
| UTIAMC-SILVERBETA | ₹255.30 | +1.09 | ₹2,109.53 | 1116559 | 0.58 | -21.08 | +20.74 | +20.74 | +20.74 | +20.74 |
Want to start investing in Silver ETF, Here’s how you can do that:
Step 1: Log in to your trading account, if you don’t have click here.
Step 2: Select the Silver ETF you want to buy from the list given above
Step 3: Purchase the required quantity
Step 4: After purchase, the unit would be available in your portfolio on the next trading day.
Step 5: You can also begin an everyday, weekly, and/or monthly ‘Stock SIP’, ‘ETF SIP’, and so forth, within Silver ETFs to buy gold and make use of the facility of Averaging & Compounding
On the other hand, you can also invest in Silver through Silver Mutual Funds. Silver Mutual Funds primarily invest in Silver ETFs, benefiting you in the process. This is an indirect investment in Silver. There are other MFs, which will provide you a mix of Gold, Silver, and other precious metals.
Benefits of ETFs:
Silver ETFs are exchange-traded funds that track the domestic price of silver. Fund houses invest primarily in physical silver of high purity, and the ETF’s value moves in line with silver prices. These units are listed on stock exchanges and can be bought or sold during market hours through a Demat and trading account, similar to shares.
- Convenient exposure: Provides access to silver without the need for physical storage. - High liquidity: Can be traded easily on exchanges during market hours. - Transparent pricing: Prices closely reflect the prevailing silver rates. - Lower storage risk: Eliminates concerns such as theft, damage, or purity verification. - Portfolio diversification: Helps balance risk by adding a commodity asset to your portfolio.
- Price volatility: Silver prices can fluctuate due to global economic trends, currency movements, and industrial demand. - Market risk: Returns depend entirely on silver price movements. - Tracking error: The ETF’s performance may slightly differ from actual silver prices due to fund expenses. Liquidity risk (in some cases): Lower trading volumes in certain ETFs may impact execution price.
Yes. Silver ETFs are typically passively managed, as they aim to replicate the performance of silver rather than outperform it. Fund managers focus on maintaining alignment with the underlying asset instead of actively selecting securities.
- Expense ratio: Charged by the fund house for managing the ETF. - Brokerage fees: Applicable when buying or selling units through a broker. - Demat charges: May apply depending on your service provider. - Bid-ask spread: The difference between buying and selling prices can affect overall cost. - Taxation: Capital gains are taxed as per prevailing income tax rules.
Silver ETFs may be considered by investors looking to gain exposure to precious metals in a structured and exchange-traded format. They can support diversification and act as a potential hedge during periods of inflation or currency fluctuations. However, suitability depends on individual financial goals, risk tolerance, and investment horizon, so evaluating your overall strategy before investing is important.
