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by MProfit Software · Mumbai, Maharashtra · Since 2010
Investment portfolio and accounting for investors and advisors.
MProfit does not publish a price. Every pricing page on mprofit.in leads to a request form that asks whether you are an investor, a family office, a wealth manager or a CA/trusteeship firm, and the quote follows from that. Budget for a sales call before you can compare costs. The product itself is portfolio reporting software for Indian investors, built around equities, mutual funds, F&O, bonds, PMS and AIF holdings rather than general business accounting. It has been in the market since 2009 and is run from Nariman Point, Mumbai.
Its strongest area is data import. MProfit says it reads statements from more than 1,500 financial institutions, including brokers, registrars and PMS/AIF managers. Mutual funds sync by PAN through an API, daily contract notes can be forwarded by email, and PMS bank-book statements and AIF SOAs can be uploaded as PDF or Excel files. For a family that holds investments across several PANs, HUFs and trusts, that removes most of the spreadsheet work.
Tax reporting is the second reason people buy it. The capital gain reports are designed to be ITR-ready. They cover LTCG grandfathering, mutual fund tax categories, bonus stripping, demat transfers and off-market trades, and they export to Winman, ClearTax and Genius. Transactions can also go to Tally as vouchers with ledger mapping, which matters to CA firms that keep investment books for clients.
There are limits. You cannot see a plan list or a self-serve monthly price, and the old free version is not offered on the current site. The tool also covers only investments, so it will not replace your billing or GST software. Wealth managers get white-label client logins and AUM dashboards. Retail investors with one demat account and a few funds will probably find a broker's free reports enough.
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Best suited for: HNI families and family offices tracking wealth across many PANs, HUFs and trusts · CA and trusteeship firms preparing capital gain and MIS reports for investor clients · Wealth managers who want branded client logins and a consolidated AUM view · Buyers comparing portfolio management and accounting software for investors in India
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Data import
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Tax reporting
Accounting and year-end
Wealth manager tools
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Integrations
Security & compliance
For Indian businesses
Mobile apps
The apps show live portfolio values, F&O mark-to-market, asset allocation charts and reminders for lock-in expiry, premium due and maturity dates. They support passcode and Touch ID/Face ID locks.
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5,000+ Indian families; 1,300+ family offices and UHNI families
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Customers in 400+ Indian cities
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2009
In business since
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MProfit does not list prices on its website. Its pricing pages lead to a request form where you choose investor, family office, wealth manager or CA/trusteeship firm, and the sales team sends a quote. Expect the price to depend on the type of customer and the scale of the portfolios you track. Ask whether the quote includes 18% GST before you compare it.
The current MProfit website does not show a free plan or a published trial period. Investors can start through the Get Started page, and family offices, wealth managers and CA firms are asked to request a demo. If you want to test the import of your own broker statements first, ask the sales team for trial access during the demo.
Yes, capital gains are a core MProfit feature. It produces ITR-ready reports for stocks, mutual funds, bonds, REITs and InVITs, and it applies LTCG grandfathering, mutual fund tax categories and bonus stripping rules. It also handles corporate actions and off-market transfers. Reports export in formats accepted by Winman, ClearTax and Genius.
Yes. MProfit exports investment transactions as Tally-compatible vouchers and maps asset classes and transaction types to Tally ledger codes automatically. You do not have to post each trade by hand. CA firms get this export with each single-client licence, so they can keep a client's investment books current in Tally.
MProfit says it supports automated import from more than 1,500 financial institutions, including brokers, registrars and PMS/AIF managers. Mutual funds can sync by PAN through an API or come in through CAS statements and CAMS/KFintech files. Equity and F&O trades come from contract notes, which can be forwarded by email. PMS and AIF statements can be uploaded as PDF or Excel.
Yes, MProfit has apps on Android and iOS. The iPhone app was rated 4.5 from 548 ratings on the App Store when checked in October 2026. The apps show portfolio values, F&O positions, asset allocation and maturity or lock-in reminders, and you can lock them with Face ID or a passcode.
MProfit says it encrypts data at rest and in transit and hosts it on Microsoft Azure cloud infrastructure located in India. The platform goes through independent VAPT audits on a routine basis. MProfit does not sell financial products and shows no ads, so it has no reason to push recommendations based on your holdings.
A broker report covers only the trades placed with that broker. MProfit combines holdings from several brokers, wealth managers, PMS and AIFs across every PAN in a family, then calculates XIRR and capital gains across all of them. If you have more than one demat account or any managed funds, MProfit gives a single tax and performance view that no broker report gives.
MProfit does not publish a standard setup time. Most of the work is loading your history: uploading past broker statements, linking mutual funds by PAN and importing PMS or AIF files. Families with many entities should block time for reconciliation. Family offices and wealth managers are onboarded through a demo with the MProfit team.
MProfit support is based at its Mumbai office. You can email support@mprofit.in, call +91 22 4005 7250, or request a callback between 10:00 AM and 5:30 PM, Monday to Friday. There is also a help centre with written guides and video tutorials, and the support team can connect to your screen through TeamViewer or AnyDesk.
Mprofit's login is at https://cloud.mprofit.in, linked from its official website.
New accounts are created at https://mprofit.in/get-started on Mprofit's official site.
Yes. Mprofit's official website links to its Android and iOS app.
Mprofit is accounting software by MProfit Software, an Indian company from Mumbai. Investment portfolio and accounting for investors and advisors.
Mprofit has a free plan. Check the vendor's pricing page for current plans.
Yes — Mprofit offers a free plan you can start with.
Yes. Mprofit is built by MProfit Software, headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra.
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Mprofit is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.

MProfit Software · Mumbai, Maharashtra · Founded 2010 · 1 product in our catalogue · Indian company
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