> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.allocait.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Fund filing

> How Allocait files a fund into an asset class.

When you add an ETF or fund, Allocait files it under an asset class from the fund's name and type. The class decides which [allocation band](https://docs.allocait.app/concepts/allocation-bands.md) the holding counts toward.

## How a fund is filed

* A bond fund goes under Fixed Income.
* An oil or other commodity fund goes under Commodities.
* A currency fund goes under Currencies.
* A multi-asset or target-date fund goes under Other.
* A Bitcoin ETF goes under Crypto, and an ETF that holds gold goes under Currencies. These name rules apply to ETFs, not mutual funds.
* A fund that holds the companies in an industry, such as a gold miners fund, goes under Equities.

If the name doesn't say, the fund goes under Equities.

## If a fund lands in the wrong class

The name can mislead. If a holding lands in a class you don't want, change it on the Positions page.

## Next steps

* [Allocation bands](https://docs.allocait.app/concepts/allocation-bands.md) explains how each class is checked.
* [Update holdings](https://docs.allocait.app/guides/update-holdings.md) covers changing a holding in the app.


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