How is RBI regulating BNPL industry?

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued various guidelines and regulations for the operation of buy now pay later (BNPL) providers in India.

Specific measures that the RBI has taken to regulate the BNPL industry include:


Issuing guidelines on the operation of BNPL schemes: The RBI has issued guidelines on the operation of BNPL schemes, which outline the requirements that BNPL providers must follow in order to offer their services to consumers. These guidelines cover areas such as customer onboarding, credit risk assessment, and pricing of BNPL products.


Requiring BNPL providers to obtain authorization: BNPL providers in India are required to obtain authorization from the RBI in order to operate. This process involves submitting an application to the RBI, which is then reviewed and approved or rejected based on the RBI's evaluation of the provider's financial stability, business model, and other factors.


Supervising BNPL providers: The RBI monitors the activities of BNPL providers and can take enforcement action if it finds that a provider is not complying with the applicable regulations and guidelines.


Issuing consumer protection guidelines: The RBI has issued guidelines on consumer protection for BNPL schemes, which outline the rights and responsibilities of BNPL providers and consumers. These guidelines cover areas such as the disclosure of information, billing and payment, and dispute resolution.


Overall, the RBI's regulatory approach to the BNPL industry in India is designed to ensure that the industry operates in a safe and fair manner, and to protect consumers from potential abuses or harm.


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