RBI RDG Scheme: Reserve Bank of India has announced the ‘RBI Retail Direct’ scheme. The objective of this plan is to improve the accessibility of government securities.
New Delhi: Reserve Bank of India has brought you the best offer. Actually, the Reserve Bank has announced the ‘RBI Retail Direct’ scheme. Through this scheme, investors will get the facility of investing in government securities at one place. That is, now you are going to get good profits along with safe money. The most important thing is that in this plan of RBI, no charge will be taken on account opening and its management. Let us know about this plan.
‘The RBI Retail Direct’ facility
You do not need to go anywhere to open this account. You can open it online only. The central bank said that retail investors can open a Retail Direct Gilt Account (RDG Account) with the Reserve Bank. To increase retail partnership in government securities, the government had also announced ‘The RBI Retail Direct Facility’. Registered investors will have to pay a charge for its payment gateway.
Government Securities
Significantly, the objective of this plan is to improve the accessibility of government securities. Along with this, the online reach of retail investors will also be expanded. This includes both primary and secondary markets. According to RBI, single and joint account can be opened under this scheme. You can open your account with any other retail investor, but you have to meet the eligibility criteria for the same.
Required documents
Talking about the documents required, retail investors are required to register under the Retail Direct Plan and maintain an RDG account in India with a savings bank account, Permanent Account Number (PAN) or any officially valid document for KYC purposes. A valid email id and mobile number is required for this.
Online portal
Under this scheme of RBI, the online portal will provide the registered user with access to NDS-OM in addition to the primary issue of Government securities. NDS-OM refers to RBI’s screen-based electronic order matching system for trading in government securities in the secondary market.
