What joining means

The account is a free Lineage Money account, and the family it belongs to is created with it. There is nothing to pay and nothing to pay in.

Here it opens Anveshan: the member measures on every fund and stock page, the screens that are hard to find elsewhere, and a replay of any basket with every cost.

It also opens the Fearless trade experiments: on the first of every month ₹1,00,000 of paper money, split into 100 goes of ₹1,000, spent on real funds at real prices — picked by hand, or by the blind draw. No money moves anywhere; only the arithmetic is real, and the reveal comes month after month.

What is asked for

One email address, and the six-digit code sent to it. That is the entire sign-up, and it is the whole of signing back in later.

No password to invent or remember. No PAN, no phone number, no bank account, no demat (share account) details — not now, not later, not for any part of this.

Codes are sent by lineagemoney.com. Inside the app, page opens are counted, added up across everyone, to learn what people look at.

One account, one family

Anveshan opens with one factor — a Google account, or an email and a code — because there is no real money in it to protect.

Wealth Governance is where the family keeps its real statements, findings and members: the family’s wealth register. The same account signs in there, plus a second check at that door (an authenticator code, set up on the first visit).

Joining here asks for nothing real. Anveshan runs under the short experiment terms and privacy notice.

Lineage Money's full Terms, Privacy and Data Protection notices are asked for later, only where real documents arrive: a statement upload, or opening Wealth Governance.