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Sebi moots ASBA-like payment system for secondary market stock trade

Proposed payment system aimed at preventing misuse of client funds by brokers

Khushboo TiwariSamie Modak Mumbai
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The market regulator is aiming to leverage the new multiple debits facility for unified payments interface

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Tuesday gave details of a proposed framework for shifting to a new payments system for secondary market trades. The move is primarily aimed at safeguarding investors from potential misuse of their funds by brokers.
According to industry players, the new system, along with the shift to the shorter T+1 settlement cycle, would make the domestic securities market one of the most efficient and sophisticated in the world.
In a discussion paper titled ‘Blocking of funds for trading in secondary market’, the market regulator is aiming to leverage the new multiple debits facility for the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) approved by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
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First Published: Jan 17 2023 | 8:18 PM IST

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