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FAQs on Guidelines on Default Loss Guarantee in Digital Lending
[Guidelines on Default Loss Guarantee in Digital Lending were issued vide Circular DOR.CRE.REC.21/21.07.001/2023-24 dated June 08, 2023]
Ans: The portfolio over which DLG can be offered shall consist of identifiable and measurable loan assets which have been sanctioned (the ‘DLG set’). This portfolio will remain fixed for the purpose of DLG cover and is not meant to be dynamic. Kindly see illustrations at the end.
Ans.: Total invoice value must be in Indian Rupees (INR) in actuals (which should also include billing to subsidiary(s)/associate(s) abroad) during the reference period.
Answer: The exchange rate for most currencies are determined in the Forex markets, typically against global currencies like the USD, EUR, JPY etc. In the transition phase, when there is no market with direct exchange rates between two currencies (say INR and Sri Lankan Rupee), the exchange rate between the currencies of two trading partner countries, each of which has markets against global currencies, would be derived as a cross currency rate.
Response: Yes, unless the potential depositor is already a bank’s KYC compliant customer.
The credit rating by external rating agencies is not compulsory from regulatory capital perspective, if the maximum aggregate exposure to one counterparty does not exceed the threshold limit of ₹7.5 crore, subject to meeting certain other conditions. (Refer Circular on Regulatory Retail Portfolio – Revised Limit for Risk Weight dated October 12, 2020)
Ans. Yes, documents as mentioned in reply to Q 5 above shall be submitted by all account holders of a joint account to the RE.
Ans. Both types of Small PPIs are reloadable and shall be used only for purchase of goods and services. Their salient features are as follows:
PPIs upto ₹10,000/- (with cash loading facility):
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The amount loaded during any month shall not exceed ₹10,000/-;
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The total amount loaded during the financial year shall not exceed ₹1,20,000/-;
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The amount outstanding at any point of time shall not exceed ₹10,000/-;
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The total amount debited during any given month shall not exceed ₹10,000/-;
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These PPIs shall be converted into full-KYC PPIs within 24 months; and
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Loading / Reloading can be by cash or electronic means.
PPIs upto ₹10,000/- (with no cash loading facility):
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The amount loaded during any month shall not exceed ₹10,000/-;
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The total amount loaded during the financial year shall not exceed ₹1,20,000/-;
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The amount outstanding at any point of time shall not exceed ₹10,000/-;
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Loading / Reloading shall be from a bank account / credit card / full-KYC PPI; and
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The Small PPIs (with cash loading facility) existing as on December 24, 2019 can be converted to this PPI, if desired by the PPI holder.