International Financial Services Centres Authority (Payment Services) Regulations, 2024
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Payment service authorisation in IFSC requires corporate establishment, financial capacity, governance, fund safeguarding, and ongoing regulatory compliance.
Payment services in or from an IFSC require authorisation of an IFSC-incorporated company, subject to eligibility, fit-and-proper, financial-soundness, infrastructure, governance and user-protection assessment. Authorised providers must maintain prescribed net worth, appoint a nodal bank, commence operations within the permitted period, and notify material changes. They must safeguard applicable funds through segregated escrow or other permitted arrangements, comply with anti-money laundering, counter-terrorist financing and know-your-customer requirements, protect information systems, give clear user disclosures, operate grievance mechanisms, and retain transaction and compliance records.