RBI Retail Direct facilitates retail investors to invest in government securities directly and conveniently with clarity.
Majority of the subscription has come into treasury bills, which is almost double of the previous year
While the primary market volume stood at Rs 5,624.85 crore as on November 18, 2024, secondary market total traded volume stood at Rs 941.57 crore, suggesting that activity in the secondary market remains muted.
Online bond platforms are companies that sell bonds or non-convertible debentures (NCDs) to investors, especially retail investors, through their websites or mobile apps. Experts say that the integration of RBI's Retail Direct Platform with these platforms will allow retail investors to directly invest in government bonds.
Online bond platforms are companies that sell bonds or non-convertible debentures (NCDs) to investors, especially retail investors, through their websites or mobile apps. Experts say that the integration of RBI's Retail Direct Platform with these platforms will allow retail investors to directly invest in government bonds.
The RBI’s Retail Direct scheme helps individuals to invest in government securities through a direct platform.
The PRAVAAH portal will make it convenient for any individual or entity to apply online for various regulatory approvals
The RBI's app may offer a seamless and integrated platform for investing in G-secs, providing a one-stop solution for retail investors' needs.
The central bank launched the RBI Retail Direct scheme in November 2021.
Total primary market subscriptions stood at Rs 4,040.03 crore as on March 4. Of the total, treasury bill subscritpions remained higher, at Rs 2687.02 crore.
Total primary market subscription in absolute terms rose to Rs 2,571.67 crore as on August 21, from Rs 1,809.86 crore on April 3 as investors utilised the arbitrage between T-bills and bank saving accounts.