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Interest subvention support for pre- and post-shipment export credit under EPM-Niryat Prothsahan moves from RBI to EXIM Bank as implementing agency from 1 April 2026. EXIM Bank will manage operationalisation, portal administration, verification and claim-settlement workflows. Lending institutions must continue to pass the benefit upfront to eligible MSME exporters, submit auditor-certified reimbursement claims to EXIM Bank, and receive monthly reimbursement limited to verified subvention actually extended. EXIM Bank will scrutinise IEC-specific claims against the applicable annual ceiling, submit consolidated fund claims through the designated portal, and provide monthly bank-wise reimbursement reports. RBI will continue processing supplementary or additional claims for the January-March 2026 quarter. Other operational provisions remain unchanged.
Interest subvention support for pre- and post-shipment export credit under EPM-Niryat Prothsahan moves from RBI to EXIM Bank as implementing agency from 1 April 2026. EXIM Bank will manage operationalisation, portal administration, verification and claim-settlement workflows. Lending institutions must continue to pass the benefit upfront to eligible MSME exporters, submit auditor-certified reimbursement claims to EXIM Bank, and receive monthly reimbursement limited to verified subvention actually extended. EXIM Bank will scrutinise IEC-specific claims against the applicable annual ceiling, submit consolidated fund claims through the designated portal, and provide monthly bank-wise reimbursement reports. RBI will continue processing supplementary or additional claims for the January-March 2026 quarter. Other operational provisions remain unchanged.
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