RBI Issues Final TReDS Directions, 2026

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RBI TReDS Directions

Press Release: 2026-2027/519, Dated 23-06-2026

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued the Reserve Bank of India (Trade Receivables Discounting System) Directions, 2026, providing a comprehensive regulatory framework for the operation of Trade Receivables Discounting System (TReDS) platforms.

The Directions seek to rationalise and harmonise the existing regulatory framework, simplify onboarding requirements for MSMEs and revise the prudential requirements applicable to TReDS operators.

1. Rationalised and Harmonised Regulatory Framework

The Directions consolidate and streamline the regulatory framework governing TReDS platforms.

The revised framework aims to promote consistency in regulatory requirements and improve the efficiency of receivables financing through TReDS.

2. Due Diligence Requirement for MSME Sellers Removed

A significant change introduced by the Directions is the removal of the requirement for due diligence of MSME sellers.

The relaxation is intended to simplify the onboarding process for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and facilitate quicker access to invoice discounting through TReDS platforms.

3. Revised Capital Requirements for TReDS Operators

The Directions also revise the capital requirements applicable to TReDS operators.

The updated prudential framework seeks to strengthen the financial soundness of platform operators while supporting the continued growth of the TReDS ecosystem.

4. Objective of the Directions

The Directions aim to:

  • Rationalise and harmonise the regulatory framework for TReDS;
  • Simplify onboarding of MSME sellers;
  • Enhance operational efficiency of TReDS platforms;
  • Strengthen the regulatory framework applicable to platform operators; and
  • Promote greater access to receivables financing for MSMEs.

5. Effective Date

The Reserve Bank of India (Trade Receivables Discounting System) Directions, 2026 shall come into force:

With immediate effect, unless otherwise specified.

6. Key Takeaway

RBI has issued the Reserve Bank of India (Trade Receivables Discounting System) Directions, 2026, rationalising and harmonising the regulatory framework governing TReDS platforms. The Directions remove the due diligence requirement for MSME sellers, revise the capital requirements for TReDS operators, and are effective immediately, unless specified otherwise.

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