Question 1

What is Richwealth and since when has it operated?

Accepted Answer

Richwealth is a 100% promoter-owned, family-rooted firm founded on 9th May 2011 in Jamnagar, Gujarat. Over fifteen years we have grown across 19 states and 200+ cities — entirely through word-of-mouth referrals, never aggressive marketing. We are now entering our next chapter: building a fully SEBI-regulated wealth platform.

Question 2

Where are the Richwealth offices located?

Accepted Answer

We have two offices: • Jamnagar — Ranmal Lake, Opp. Gate No. 1, Jamnagar – 361 001, Gujarat • Surat — IWC, VIP Road, Vesu, Surat – 395 007, Gujarat You are welcome to visit. Contact: +91 99131 21121.

Question 3

Can I invest or deposit with Richwealth right now?

Accepted Answer

No. We are not accepting any deposit or investment today. This website is an introduction only — not an offer, solicitation or invitation to invest. You may register your interest in our future regulated offerings, with no payment and no commitment.

Question 4

What does "Register Your Interest" mean?

Accepted Answer

It simply means recording your interest, so that when our regulated products launch — after SEBI registration — we can update you first. There is no payment, no commitment and no obligation of any kind.

Question 5

How long until Richwealth is SEBI-registered?

Accepted Answer

SEBI registration is a careful, multi-step process that typically takes around 12 months. During that time we will hire 12 qualified professionals and obtain our PMS and AIF licenses. Until registration is complete, registering your interest in our future projects is the only step — there is nothing to pay.

Question 6

What are PMS and AIF, and why the high minimums?

Accepted Answer

After registration, we intend to offer two regulated services: • PMS (Portfolio Management Service) — for equity. Intended minimum ₹50 lakh. Your money stays in your own demat account; every security is registered in your name. • AIF (Alternative Investment Fund, Category II) — for real estate. Intended minimum ₹1 crore. Both are intended structures, available only after SEBI registration. The minimum amounts are SEBI requirements, not our choice.

Question 7

How will your fees work?

Accepted Answer

Our intended PMS fees are designed to keep our interests aligned with yours (indicative): • 1–2% management fee — annual, within the SEBI-approved range • 20% performance fee — charged only on profit above a set benchmark; on a loss or below benchmark, the performance fee is zero "We earn only when you earn." Final terms will be set in the PMS agreement after registration.

Question 8

What is Vishram Dwarka?

Accepted Answer

Vishram Dwarka is a planned villa community near the Dwarkadhish Temple, to be developed and sold under Gujarat RERA. It is pure villa ownership — the registry in the buyer's own name. An optional resort-management program may be offered (not required). It is a regulated real estate sale, not an investment offer — and it is not available for sale or booking yet.

Question 9

What other locations are in the Vishram Series?

Accepted Answer

The vision spans five sacred destinations: • Vishram Dwarka, Gujarat — planned, under RERA • Badrinath (Uttarakhand) · Puri (Odisha) · Rameshwaram (Tamil Nadu) · Ayodhya (Uttar Pradesh) — future projects The four future projects are envisioned under the SEBI AIF Category II framework, subject to registration and applicable terms.

Question 10

Are there job opportunities at Richwealth?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For our SEBI-compliant team we are hiring 12 qualified professionals across 4 tiers — ₹4 lakh to ₹60 lakh per annum. Roles include Fund Manager, Principal Officer (PMS), Compliance Officer, CFO and more. To apply, email your CV to info@richwealth.in, or see our Careers page for full details.

Question 11

What does the Richwealth Foundation do?

Accepted Answer

The Foundation is our social arm — with no commercial motive and no political involvement. It focuses on three areas across 19 states: • Education — books, uniforms, scholarships and higher-education support • School infrastructure — furniture, sanitation and safe drinking water • Humanitarian aid — support during medical emergencies and disasters

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