Manner of payment in foreign exchange prescribes ACU, rupee and freely convertible currency options for import payments. Manner of payment in foreign exchange requires Authorised Dealers to follow differentiated rules: ACU member imports (Bangladesh, Myanmar, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Maldives) must be paid via designated ACU currency accounts or correspondent bank accounts, with other transactions in freely convertible currencies; Nepal and Bhutan payments may be in Rupees; Iran payments in freely convertible currencies or as directed by the Reserve Bank. For other countries payment may be in Rupees from non-ACU bank accounts or in any freely convertible currency. Import payments should match the country of shipment unless Reserve Bank directions provide otherwise; third-party payments are permitted per RBI guidelines.
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Manner of payment in foreign exchange prescribes ACU, rupee and freely convertible currency options for import payments.
Manner of payment in foreign exchange requires Authorised Dealers to follow differentiated rules: ACU member imports (Bangladesh, Myanmar, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Maldives) must be paid via designated ACU currency accounts or correspondent bank accounts, with other transactions in freely convertible currencies; Nepal and Bhutan payments may be in Rupees; Iran payments in freely convertible currencies or as directed by the Reserve Bank. For other countries payment may be in Rupees from non-ACU bank accounts or in any freely convertible currency. Import payments should match the country of shipment unless Reserve Bank directions provide otherwise; third-party payments are permitted per RBI guidelines.
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