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You can invest in a Smallcase in a lump sum or in regular installments through SIPs (Systematic Investment Plans). However, entry into SIP-based investments in Smallcases is slightly differently structured from SIHow does smallcase work?

You invest in a smallcase by using funds in your broker account. You can either start a SIP or do a lump-sum investment. All invested smallcase constituents will be added to your Demat account. You can track your invested smallcase's performance, and dividends and evaluate your portfolio under Investments.

Smallcases have a higher risk as compared to mutual funds. This is because diversification is limited to 15-20 stocks in most Smallcases. Since mutual funds may be diversified across many stocks and sectors based on their investing principle, the risk involved is reduced significantly.

smallcases are generally built as long-term investments. So, it helps to cover all the subscription costs and other expenses an investor might incur before investing in smallcase. The smallcase works on the concept of value investing