Forex trading platform for retail participants ready for rollout on 5 August: Reserve Bank
RBI said no transaction charges will be levied by the CCIL on transactions of customers if the transactions do not exceed $50,000 per day


Representational image. Reuters.[/caption]However, the total amount of transactions of a customer will be subject to the limit assigned by its bank.Further, the size of a single transaction is not allowed to exceed $5 million."A transaction charge of 0.0004 percent shall be charged by the CCIL for transactions in excess of $50,000 per day," the RBI added.The issue of "transparent and fair pricing" for retail users (individuals and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises) in the foreign exchange market has been raised in various fora and in public interactions.The RBI said such a mechanism will provide transparency, while enhancing competition and lead to better pricing for retail customers.Banks may charge their retail customers a pre-agreed flat fee towards administrative expenses, which should be publicly declared."Overall, this would bring down the total cost faced by the retail customer in the foreign exchange market," the central bank added.It further said that in view of the advantages of transparency and pricing to retail customers, as well as the systemic advantage of improved price discovery, banks shall facilitate on-boarding of retail customers to the platform expeditiously.

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