Rule · RBI · 12 Oct 2026

Risk Management and Inter-Bank Dealings

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Authorised Dealers must offer non-deliverable derivative contracts involving INR to non-resident users only for hedging purposes. They must maintain a Foreign Exchange Risk Reserve equal to 20 per cent of the INR equivalent of the notional amount, deposited in cash with the Reserve Bank daily until contract termination. These Directions apply to foreign exchange derivative contracts undertaken after their issuance. Authorised Dealer Category-I banks with an operating IFSC Banking Unit and Standalone Primary Dealers authorised as Authorised Dealer Category-III may offer such contracts without restriction on purpose.

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