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CP Issuance Reporting on NDS Platform

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Issued by RBI: 13 Apr 2005  ·  Decoded by BankPulse: 21 Jun 2026, 09:38 IST
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Quick answerFrom April 16, 2005, scheduled banks acting as IPAs must report CP issuance details on the NDS platform within two days of issue completion. Existing reporting to MPD continues until further notice.

What changed

RBI mandated that all scheduled banks which are NDS members and act as IPAs must report CP issuance on the NDS platform within two days of issue completion, effective April 16, 2005. This follows the release of a reporting module in PDO-NDS Version 3.0 on April 2, 2005. Existing reporting to the Monetary Policy Department continues until RBI confirms NDS reporting is stable.

What it means for you

Banks must now dual-report CP issuances—on NDS and to MPD—until further notice. This move aims to enhance transparency and facilitate benchmarking in the CP market. IPAs need to ensure their systems are updated to handle NDS reporting within the two-day window.

What you must do

Who it affects

All scheduled banks that are NDS members and act as IPAs for CP issuances, Monetary Policy Department (MPD) for receiving parallel reports

What is the deadline for reporting CP issuance on NDS?

IPAs must report within two days from the date of completion of the CP issue.

Do we still need to report CP details to MPD?

Yes, existing reporting to MPD continues until RBI communicates discontinuation after NDS reporting stabilizes.

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