ACE Arte Payment Plan 20X5: 10% on Booking, 10% Within 30 Days, Then Four 20% Blocks

What each line of 20X5 asks you to do

Five blocks of 20% of the base sale price, and the first of those blocks arrives as two separate payments of 10%. That is where the name comes from. Below is the printed ladder with the buyer's job set against each line, which is the part the price list leaves to you:

1. 10%On booking
   Have the collection account details and the cheque-favour wording in front of you before this one moves.
2. 10%Within 30 days
   A date, not a site condition. Get the exact due date in writing on the day you book, because nothing at the site will remind you it is coming.
3. 20%After slab casting of the ground floor
   Ask which tower the demand names, then go and see whether that slab is poured before you release.
4. 20%After slab casting of the 10th floor
   The same check, ten floors up. If the demand does not name a tower, ask for it in writing.
5. 20%On completion of super structure
   Topped out, with the finishing work still to come. Confirm the stage before you transfer, not afterwards.
6. 20% + other chargesOn offer of possession
   Printed with “plus other charges”, so a second bill opens with it. Have the charge heads itemised in writing long before this letter arrives.

Line names and percentages are as printed on the price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026, read on 3 September 2026. The note beside each line is our reading of what the buyer has to do, not wording lifted from the document. ACE may revise the plan, and the schedule that binds you is the one recorded in your Agreement for Sale. Nothing on this page is an offer.

The lines to confirm on site before you release them

Lines 3, 4 and 5, and the confirmation costs you an afternoon. Concrete is not paperwork. A ground floor slab in a named tower has been poured or it has not, and the same holds for the 10th-floor slab and for a frame that has topped out. So the habit worth building is a small one: when a demand letter lands against any of those lines, ask which tower and which stage it refers to, then go and see it before you transfer. The outer frame those three checks sit inside comes from the register, which separately records construction proposed to start 15 August 2026 and completion declared 15 February 2031, as the UP-RERA tracker read the entry on 29 July 2026. Verify the live entry yourself at up-rera.in.

The other three lines give you nothing to inspect. Booking and the 30-day payment answer to a calendar, and the “offer of possession” is a legal act by the developer that usually follows the occupancy paperwork, so it reaches you as a letter rather than as anything visible from the road. Those three you cover with documents instead, which is what the rest of this page is about.

Inside your first 30 days

Twenty per cent of the base sale price is committed before line 3 can physically exist. That is the stretch of the plan with the least for you to verify and the most riding on getting the instruction right, because it answers to a calendar, and a calendar does not wait for a site visit.

So two things are worth fixing in writing inside those 30 days rather than after them. First, the account the money must reach, together with the cheque-favour wording and the rule that no payment ever goes to an individual, all of which sit on our guide to the ACE Arte EOI process and its refund rule. Second, the exact calendar date the second 10% falls due, written against your unit, because nothing at the site will announce it. Why the account you pay into matters as much as the amount is set out in our note on what a RERA collection account actually protects.

What the last line does not cover

Everything the base rate was never carrying. Line 6 is printed as “20% plus other charges”, and the price list names PLC, GST and other charges as extra without printing a rupee figure against any of them, while stamp duty and statutory charges are borne by the buyer. Read forward, that makes the possession demand the first piece of paper in the whole sequence where those heads reach you as amounts you have to fund.

The way to keep that from being a surprise is to move the question to the front of the deal instead of the end. At booking stage, ask the desk to set the charge heads out itemised in writing against your configuration, so that when the letter does arrive you are reconciling a list you already hold rather than reading one for the first time. The rate those heads sit on top of is on our ACE Arte price list, row by row, read from the same document as this plan, and what that rate buys inside the walls is on our room-by-room ACE Arte specification.

How 20X5 changes what you compare

Treat the label carefully. A plan can be described as “construction-linked” while its opening payments still answer to a calendar, and 20X5 has exactly that shape: it starts on dates (booking plus 30 days), runs on concrete through the frame, and finishes on a legal act. So when you set this plan beside another project's, the figure to put side by side is not the headline split but how much of the base sale price leaves your account before anyone can show you a poured slab. Under 20X5 that figure is 20%. What a slab casting actually is, and why it is the trigger worth watching, is set out in our note on slab casting and construction-linked plans.

ACE Arte booking amount

The ACE Arte booking amount has two parts on the price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026. First, the EOI that enters you into the queue: ₹10,00,000 for the 1,927 sq.ft* 3 BHK, ₹15,00,000 for the 2,614 sq.ft* 4 BHK, or ₹20,00,000 for the 4,370 sq.ft* 4 BHK + S, refunded in full without any deduction if a unit is not allotted. Second, once a unit is allotted, the opening line of the 20X5 plan itself: 10% of the base sale price on booking, followed by a further 10% within 30 days. The EOI adjusts into that opening 10% rather than standing beside it, as set out on our ACE Arte EOI process page.

The ACE Arte 20X5 payment scheme, line by line

The ACE Arte 20X5 payment scheme is five blocks of 20% of the base sale price: the first block split into 10% on booking and 10% within 30 days, then 20% each after ground-floor slab casting, after 10th-floor slab casting and on completion of the super structure, and a final 20% plus other charges on offer of possession. All six lines and their triggers are printed on the price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026, set out one by one in the table above.

Turning the ladder into a schedule you can act on

1. WhatsApp. Send +91 98114 05300 the configuration you are weighing and we come back with the schedule set against it.
2. Call. +91 98114 05300 if you would rather have a consultant take you down the six lines aloud.
3. Email. vidit@vidastu.com, if you would rather have the documents on record in an inbox.

The purchase itself is between you and ACE Group, registered in your own name, and every instalment goes to the developer's designated account rather than to us. This desk is paid its brokerage by ACE Group, which is why using this desk adds nothing to what you pay, and it is also why this site is not ACE Group's official website.