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FAQs on Guidelines on Default Loss Guarantee in Digital Lending
Ans: The declaration has to be certified by the statutory auditor of the DLG provider.
REs can engage with any appropriate and reputed domestic/ international agency for external review of the Financing Framework, Third-party Verification/ Assurance and Impact Assessment of the green activities/ projects.
Answer: Forex cash, tom and spot transactions can be undertaken for the purpose of buying/selling foreign exchange for permitted current/capital account transactions.
Ans: The principle underlying the Digital Lending Guidelines is that a LSP should not be involved in handling of funds flowing from the lender to the borrower or vice versa. While entities offering only PA services shall remain out of the ambit of ‘Guidelines on Digital Lending’, any PA also performing the role of an LSP must comply with the Digital Lending Guidelines.
Ans: Valuation and accounting methodology as given in the answers to above questions.
Ans. No. All requisite approvals should be obtained, and compliances should be completed before seeking compounding of contravention. Compounding can be done only after all the necessary administrative action is complete as mentioned in Paragraph 4.2 of Directions – Compounding of contraventions under FEMA, 1999, Copies of approvals and other compliances should be enclosed along with the application.
Trade transactions with ACU countries are governed by Regulation 3(1)(A) and Regulation 5(1)(A) of Notification FEMA 14 (R), as amended from time to time and are to be settled under ACU mechanism or as defined therein. Therefore, transactions between ACU countries shall be kept distinct and separate and settled as per extant instructions outside the SNRR arrangement.
Answer: Persons resident in Nepal and Bhutan can open Indian rupee accounts with an authorised dealer in India.