RBI Issues Revised Directions on TReDS to simplify MSME Onboarding

June 25, 2026
Current Context: On 23 June 2026, the Reserve Bank of India issued Master Directions on Trade Receivables Discounting System (TReDS), 2026, replacing earlier guidelines.
RBI Issues Revised Directions on TReDS to simplify MSME Onboarding
  • The framework simplifies MSME onboarding by removing mandatory due diligence, lowering entry barriers.
  • Financiers can now avail credit guarantee cover for exposures on TReDS platforms, boosting confidence in invoice financing.
  • Capital/net worth norms streamlined → Rs 25 crore minimum for new operators, aligned with other payment system operators.
  • Platforms must ensure validation of MSME bank accounts before fund transfer, strengthening security.
  • The move addresses bottlenecks in MSME participation and expands access to digital invoice discounting.
  • Impact → Faster working capital availability, improved trust in TReDS, and wider MSME integration into formal finance.

Question:

Q.1 Under the RBI Master Directions on TReDS, 2026, what is the minimum capital or net worth requirement prescribed for new TReDS platform operators?
a) ₹10 crore
b) ₹15 crore
c) ₹25 crore
d) ₹50 crore

Answer: c) ₹ The RBI has prescribed a minimum capital/net worth requirement of ₹25 crore, bringing TReDS operators in line with similar regulated entities.

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