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Jiraaf vs Wint Wealth

Both are SEBI-registered bond platforms selling higher-yield corporate and NBFC paper from about ₹1,000, but they differ on breadth, scale and the regulatory baggage around them. Jiraaf runs a wide fixed-income shelf with a group-level SEBI overhang; Wint Wealth is the largest bond platform by volume with its own small SEBI penalty.

Platform facts verified September 2026
 JiraafWint Wealth
Core productWide fixed-income shelf: listed corporate bonds, G-secs, T-bills, SDLs, SGBs, securitised debt (SDIs) and high-yield FDs.Bonds-first: a curated shelf of NBFC/corporate bonds and securitised debt instruments (SDIs).
SEBI / OBPP registrationRegistered — Jiraaf Platform Pvt Ltd, INZ000315538; NSE OBPP member 90355 (since Dec 2023), BSE member 6835 (since Dec 2025).Registered — Wint Securities Pvt Ltd (formerly Fourdegreewater Services Pvt Ltd), INZ000313632, NSE OBPP member 90328.
Scale (bond sales per month)~₹100 crore a month (NSE data via Moneycontrol, 2 Sep 2026).~₹900 crore a month — about half of all online-bond-platform transactions (NSE data via Moneycontrol, 2 Sep 2026).
Minimum investmentAbout ₹1,000 on select listed bonds.From ₹1,000 (as marketed).
Advertised returnsBranded '10–14% fixed returns'; its FAQ frames listed corporate bonds as typically 8–18%, with higher yields for higher credit risk.9–12% pre-tax YTM on bonds (issuer- and rating-dependent).
What you really payNo service or platform fee per its FAQ; earns a spread embedded in the bond price, not itemised per trade."Zero brokerage"; an embedded, undisclosed per-bond price spread plus issuer arranger/distribution fees.
Exit before maturityThin secondary liquidity; no guaranteed buyback.Hold-to-maturity in practice; secondary-market liquidity for retail lots is thin.
Regulatory / material flagsIts parent, AI Growth Pvt Ltd, was named (with altGraaf's operator) in SEBI's 18 Nov 2024 interim order over unlisted NCDs sold on sibling platform altGraaf. The order does not name Jiraaf Platform Pvt Ltd.SEBI adjudication penalty of ₹1 lakh (21 Nov 2025, statutory minimum) for routing most bond trades OTC instead of via the exchange RFQ platform; no investor loss established.
Skin in the gameNone stated.States a ~2% co-investment in each listed bond.
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Jiraaf or Wint Wealth: who each one suits

Pick Jiraaf if
  • You want corporate bonds and government securities (G-secs, T-bills, SDLs) in one app
  • You like per-deal risk notes and a research layer
  • You are comfortable with the SEBI order around its sibling platform altGraaf
Pick Wint Wealth if
  • You want the largest bonds-first platform by volume
  • You value a stated ~2% co-investment in each bond
  • You mainly want secured NBFC and securitised bonds

Which should you pick?

Pick Jiraaf if you want one of the widest fixed-income menus in a single app — corporate bonds alongside G-secs, T-bills, SDLs and SGBs — and you are comfortable with the group-level overhang from SEBI's November 2024 order on its sibling platform altGraaf. Pick Wint Wealth if you want the largest, bonds-first platform with a stated ~2% co-investment in what it lists, accepting its own small SEBI penalty for off-exchange trade routing. On both, the higher yields are sub-AAA credit risk, fees sit inside the price, and bonds are effectively hold-to-maturity.

Read the full reviews: Jiraaf review · Wint Wealth review

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Sources

  1. https://www.sebi.gov.in/online-bond-platform-providers.html
  2. https://www.moneycontrol.com/technology/online-bond-platforms-see-sharp-growth-as-retail-investors-warm-up-to-corporate-debt-amid-muted-equity-returns-article-14020572.html
  3. https://www.sebi.gov.in/enforcement/orders/nov-2025/adjudication-order-in-the-matter-of-inspection-of-fourdegreewater-services-private-limited-as-stock-broker-acting-as-an-online-bond-platform-provider_97884.html
  4. https://www.sebi.gov.in/enforcement/orders/nov-2024/interim-ex-parte-order-in-the-matter-of-unregistered-online-bond-platforms_88552.html
  5. https://www.jiraaf.com/
  6. https://www.wintwealth.com/

This comparison is for information only and is not investment advice. Bond investments carry credit and liquidity risk, and fixed returns are not guaranteed returns; verify current details on each platform and check the issuer’s credit rating before investing. Facts last verified September 2026.

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Frequently asked

What people ask when choosing between Jiraaf and Wint Wealth.

Jiraaf is broader — corporate bonds plus G-secs, T-bills, SDLs and SGBs — while Wint Wealth is bigger and bonds-first, handling ~₹900 crore of bond sales a month against ~₹100 crore for Jiraaf (NSE data via Moneycontrol, Sep 2026). Both sell mostly sub-AAA credit and both are 'zero fee' with a spread in the price.

Jiraaf Platform Pvt Ltd is a SEBI-registered online bond platform (INZ000315538) on NSE and BSE, and bonds settle into your own demat. The caveat is group-level: its parent AI Growth Pvt Ltd was named in SEBI's 18 Nov 2024 interim order over unlisted NCDs sold on sibling platform altGraaf; the order does not name Jiraaf itself. The bonds carry the issuers' credit risk.

Wint Wealth's entity (Wint Securities, INZ000313632) is a SEBI-registered NSE online bond platform, and bonds settle into your own demat. SEBI fined it ₹1 lakh (statutory minimum) on 21 Nov 2025 for routing most bond trades off the exchange RFQ platform; no investor loss was established. Its shelf is mostly sub-AAA NBFC paper.

Neither charges a visible fee and neither discloses its spread per bond, so compare the net YTM for the same bond on both on the same day.

On both, retail-sized corporate-bond lots trade thinly and there is no guaranteed buyback, so plan to hold to maturity.