A SIP installment doesn't get a price the instant it's due — the fund house sets the day's NAV after the market closes. So ProjectionWealth holds each installment as pending until that number lands, then it's a one-click confirm.
Why installments wait
On its due date, a SIP knows the amount but not the units — those depend on that day's NAV, which publishes hours later. Rather than guess and be wrong, the app parks the installment and flags it for confirmation once the real NAV is in.
| Scheme | Amount | Allotment Date | NAV | Units | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Parag Parikh Flexi Cap | ₹15,000 | 05 Aug 2026 | (Sug: ₹91.52) | 163.90 | Confirm |
| Axis Small Cap | ₹10,000 | 10 Aug 2026 | (Sug: ₹131.34) | 76.14 | Confirm |
Pending NAV Confirmation lists each waiting installment — Confirm All once the day's NAVs are out.
Clear them
You'll see a {n} SIP(s) awaiting NAV confirmation nudge on your Dashboard — View SIPs takes you straight there. On SIP Plans, the Pending NAV Confirmation panel lists everything waiting; hit Confirm All once the NAVs are published and they post at the correct price.
Tip: Give it until the evening of the due date — NAVs are usually out by night. Confirming then means your units and average cost are exactly right, not estimated.