Why are my switch transaction not reflecting?

Why are my switch transaction not reflecting?

Switch instructions are processed on separate dates by the Mutual Fund companies. Once a Switch order is placed, a Switch-Out happens first, and once the funds are added into he funds bank account, the Switch-In is executed by the AMC.  On an average, it takes about 2-3 working days to reflect both legs of your switch transaction (and slightly longer if you switch out of an International fund) on the Glide Invest app. 

Investors are requested to raise a support ticket if it has been more than 5 working days and your switch transaction is still pending.

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