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Invest. Protect.
Transfer.

Wealth management for Indians & NRIs — across generations.

Investments, insurance, estate planning, cross-border tax, and family office — structured under one roof for affluent Indians and NRIs worldwide.

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category 12 wealth disciplines under one roof
verified AMFI registered & IRDAI licensed
Distribution via NJ Wealth · BSE StAR MF · PolicyBazaar
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category 12 Wealth Verticals
public Serving NRIs in 12 Countries
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A Unified Portfolio View

12 specialized verticals integrated into a single wealth management platform.

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Mutual Funds

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Insurance

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Loans

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NRI Services

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Estate Planning

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Real Estate

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Family Office

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Tax Advisory

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Pre-IPO

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Gold & SGBs

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Bonds

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Intelligent Engine

Zeno — Regulatory Intelligence, On Demand

Built on Indian tax law, FEMA guidelines, and SEBI circulars — including Finance Act 2025 changes. Ask a complex cross-border question and get a structured answer in seconds. No billable hours, no waiting for callbacks.

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Context-Aware

Understands your specific residential status and asset locations.

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Instant Regulatory Check

Immediate cross-referencing with latest Union Budget updates.

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Multi-Asset Intelligence

Covers MFs, insurance, pre-IPO, gold, bonds, and real estate in one conversation.

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Hello. I am Zeno. How can I assist with your wealth today?

Can I buy property in India as an NRI? What are the FEMA restrictions?

As an NRI, you can purchase residential or commercial property without special permission. However, agricultural land, plantation property, or farmhouses are restricted. Payments must be through NRE/NRO/FCNR accounts.

Would you like me to detail the repatriation rules for sale proceeds?

The Market We Serve

India's private wealth is the fastest-growing in the world. We exist to manage it properly.

350K+

HNIs in India

Growing 12-15% CAGR

32M

NRIs Worldwide

$125B+ annual remittances

$6.7T

Indian HNI Wealth

Fastest-growing globally

12

Wealth Verticals

One unified platform

Schedule a Private Consultation

A 30-minute conversation with our advisory team. We review your current structure, flag gaps in coverage and succession, and outline a clear path forward.

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Complimentary. No obligations. Available worldwide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about ZenoWealth.

What is ZenoWealth?

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ZenoWealth is an AMFI-registered, AI-first wealth management platform serving affluent Indians and NRIs across 12 verticals. We cover mutual funds, insurance, estate planning, private markets, tax advisory, real estate, and family office — all under one platform. Zeno Ventures Pvt. Ltd. (India) and Zeno Ventures LLC (Global) serve clients in India, US, UK, UAE, Canada, Singapore, and Australia.

Can NRIs invest in mutual funds in India?

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Yes, NRIs can invest in Indian mutual funds through NRE or NRO bank accounts. Over 44 AMCs in India accept NRI investments, though US/Canada-based NRIs face FATCA restrictions limiting them to approximately 15-20 compliant fund houses. ZenoWealth is AMFI registered and handles end-to-end FEMA compliance, KYC, and FATCA documentation for NRI mutual fund investments.

What are the FEMA rules for NRI property purchase in India?

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Under FEMA, NRIs can purchase residential and commercial property in India without RBI permission. Agricultural land, plantation property, and farmhouses are restricted. Payment must be through NRE, NRO, or FCNR bank accounts — no foreign currency payments. Sale proceeds repatriation is capped at USD 1 million per financial year from NRO accounts. FEMA violations carry penalties up to 3x the amount involved under Section 6(5).

What is DTAA and how does it help NRIs?

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DTAA (Double Tax Avoidance Agreement) is a bilateral tax treaty between India and another country that prevents the same income being taxed twice. India has DTAAs with 90+ countries. For example, the India-US DTAA caps withholding tax on dividends at 25% instead of 30%. ZenoWealth helps NRIs claim DTAA benefits through proper Form 10F filing and Tax Residency Certificate procurement.

How does the AI Wealth Advisor (Zeno) work?

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Zeno is an AI assistant trained on Indian Tax Law, FEMA guidelines, and SEBI regulations, including Finance Act 2025 changes to NRI TDS rates and the new capital gains tax regime. It provides instant, context-aware answers on NRI property rules, capital gains optimization, DTAA benefits, and estate planning — without billable hours.

What is the minimum investment to work with ZenoWealth?

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There is no minimum for most services. Mutual fund SIPs start at INR 500/month. Insurance and loan advisory have no minimums. For shared family office services, the threshold is INR 25 crore AUM. For dedicated family office, INR 100 crore. Estate planning, NRI advisory, and tax services are available to all clients regardless of portfolio size.

Can I invest in pre-IPO and unlisted shares through ZenoWealth?

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Yes, ZenoWealth provides access to pre-IPO opportunities in both US and Indian markets. This includes unlisted shares of Indian companies approaching IPO (minimum INR 35,000-50,000 per transaction) and curated US pre-IPO SPVs. NRIs are subject to LRS limits of USD 250,000 per financial year. The top 100 unlisted Indian companies are valued at INR 28.5 lakh crore combined.

Do you offer estate planning and will creation?

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Yes. Over 80% of Indians die intestate (without a will), making estate planning India's most underserved financial need. ZenoWealth covers digital will creation, succession planning, nominee audits across all financial accounts, and trust structuring. This is especially critical for NRIs with assets in multiple countries, where Indian assets follow Indian succession law and overseas assets follow local law.