<h1>GIFT City's IFSC Success Hinges on Strong Regulation, Economic Stability, and Modern Legal Infrastructure for Global Financial Access.</h1> India's first International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) at GIFT City aims to provide global firms with competitive access to India's financial services market. The success of IFSCs depends on a robust regulatory framework, macroeconomic stability, and a supportive micro ecosystem. Key macroeconomic factors include maintaining low inflation, fiscal consolidation, and structural reforms. The micro ecosystem requires a modern legal infrastructure to support international financial contracts and dispute resolution. A unified financial regulatory framework is suggested to enhance supervision. Fiscal incentives alone are insufficient; comprehensive policy measures are crucial for GIFT City to realize its business potential.