RBI Issues Final Directions on Forex Derivatives Reporting for AD Category-I Banks



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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has published its final instructions for Authorised Dealer Category-I banks regarding the reporting of foreign exchange derivative transactions. These new rules aim to increase transparency and oversight within India's foreign exchange market. The final directions incorporate feedback received after the initial draft was released in February 2026.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued final directions on 'Reporting Instructions for Authorised Dealer Category-I Banks', aimed at enhancing transparency and oversight in India’s foreign exchange market.

The move follows the release of draft guidelines on February 16, 2026, where the central bank invited feedback from market participants, financial institutions, and other stakeholders.

RBI Finalises Forex Derivative Reporting for AD Banks

Official copy of the notification is as follows

The Reserve Bank of India had issued the  draft directions on 'Reporting Instructions for Authorised Dealer Category-I Banks' on February 16, 2026, seeking feedback from market participants, stakeholders and other interested parties. With a view to enhance transparency in the foreign exchange market, the directions require Authorised Dealer Category-I banks to report foreign exchange derivative transactions involving INR undertaken by their related parties globally to the Trade Repository of the Clearing Corporation of India Limited (CCIL).

The feedback received on the draft directions has been examined and consequent modifications have been suitably incorporated in the final directions . Statement on the major feedback received is provided in the  Annex. Certain feedback on reporting formats and other operational aspects have been shared with CCIL for examination.

FAQ :

The RBI has issued final directions for Authorised Dealer Category-I banks on reporting foreign exchange derivative transactions involving INR undertaken by their related parties globally.

The primary goal is to enhance transparency and oversight in India's foreign exchange market.

The draft guidelines were initially released on February 16, 2026.

Market participants, financial institutions, and other stakeholders were invited to provide feedback.

These transactions should be reported to the Trade Repository of the Clearing Corporation of India Limited (CCIL).




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