Import Data Processing and Monitoring: banks must route and record all import transactions through centralised IDPMS for compliance. A centralized Import Data Processing and Monitoring System (IDPMS) mandates that all Category I Authorised Dealer banks upload and manage import transaction data in real time, ensuring Customs and SEZ data flow to the RBI secured server and are shared with banks by AD Code. Banks must not process remittances until the Bill of Entry is reflected in IDPMS; non EDI ports require manual BoE upload by nodal branches. Limited write offs and time extensions are permitted under specified safeguards; outstanding remittances must be uploaded and BEF reporting will be discontinued once IDPMS is operational.
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Import Data Processing and Monitoring: banks must route and record all import transactions through centralised IDPMS for compliance.
A centralized Import Data Processing and Monitoring System (IDPMS) mandates that all Category I Authorised Dealer banks upload and manage import transaction data in real time, ensuring Customs and SEZ data flow to the RBI secured server and are shared with banks by AD Code. Banks must not process remittances until the Bill of Entry is reflected in IDPMS; non EDI ports require manual BoE upload by nodal branches. Limited write offs and time extensions are permitted under specified safeguards; outstanding remittances must be uploaded and BEF reporting will be discontinued once IDPMS is operational.
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