The limit
USD 250,000.
Under RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme, you can invest up to USD 250,000 a year in global markets.
A SEBI-registered adviser for your global investments. US, European and Asian markets, plus your ESOPs and RSUs, in one portfolio held in your name.
30 minutes · No obligation · SEBI-registered investment advisers

Markets
One account. Every major market.
Client presence
9+ countries
Assets stay
In your name
Can Indians invest abroad?
The limit
USD 250,000.
Under RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme, you can invest up to USD 250,000 a year in global markets.
Invest up to ₹10 lakh overseas in a financial year without TCS. A 20% TCS applies only to the amount exceeding ₹10 lakh and can be claimed as a tax credit when filing your income tax return.
We guide you from your Indian bank to a global account held in your name.

Markets
United States
Nasdaq · NYSE · S&P 500
Europe
FTSE 100 · DAX · CAC 40
Japan
Nikkei 225 · TOPIX
China & Asia
Hang Seng · KOSPI · Shanghai Composite
Global ETFs & Bonds
Global Equity ETFs · Bond ETFs
Services
Consolidate vested ESOPs, RSUs and overseas holdings into one global account and reduce single-stock risk.
IC-backed model portfolios across the US, Europe, Asia and emerging markets.
Align Indian and international wealth, with guidance on LRS, repatriation and cross-border compliance.
How it works
Share your goals and holdings.
Bring assets into one global account.
Get a portfolio built for you.
Ongoing guidance from your advisor.
Book a consultation
Schedule a complimentary conversation with an advisor about your global investments, ESOPs or RSUs.
FAQ
Yes. Under LRS, resident Indians can invest up to USD 250,000 a year in US stocks, ETFs and bonds.
You remit money under LRS to a global account in your name. We guide you through every step.
Apps let you buy stocks yourself. We build and manage a global portfolio around your goals.
Yes. We help you transfer them into one account and plan sales around vesting periods.
Directly in your name with Interactive Brokers. MatCap never holds your money.