How to sell Global Fund units on Vested?

How to sell Global Fund units on Vested?

Below are the steps to buy Global Funds on Vested:
  1. Login to Vested.
  2. Choose Global Funds as your asset class.
  3. You can either click on “Browse” on the top-right corner of the screen or if you already have portfolio holdings, click on any of the Fund Holding.
  4. On the web, you can find a “Sell Order” tab on the right side of the screen. If you are on the mobile application, you can find the “Sell” button pinned on the bottom of the screen.
  5. Enter the amount and press on “Place Order” on the web or “Sell” on the Mobile App. 
Please note that Sell would only be available if you have settled units in your portfolio.

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