- The revised framework includes several key changes:
- Rationalized Net Worth Requirements: The net worth requirements have been streamlined, making it easier for more entities to participate.
- Expanded Scope: Overseas companies can now factor receivables, and the list of eligible financiers has been broadened to include factors registered under the Factoring Registration Act, 2011.
- On-Tap Registration Process: A new on-tap registration process has been introduced, replacing fixed application timelines.
- Permissible Activities: The scope of permissible activities now includes secondary market transactions and clearing and settlement of funds.
- Eligible Participants: Payment service providers are now included, enabling easier access for participants to facilitate currency exchange and receive payments in their local currency.
Question:
1 What is the new scope introduced for overseas companies under the revised ITFS framework?
- A) Permission to factor receivables
- B) Limited factoring within India only
- C) Prohibition from engaging in factoring services
- D) Requirement to partner with local entities for transactions