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TReDS: How the system meant to help MSMEs get capital works

The RBI has allowed three players to launch the Trade Receivables Discounting System

Enhanced capital spending likely
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Samie Modak Mumbai
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has allowed three players to launch Trade Receivables Discounting System (TReDS) — a digital platform where small businesses (MSMEs) can get access to capital by auctioning their trade receivables. Here is a detailed explanation of the concept of TReDs:

What is TReDS?

It is an electronic platform that allows auctioning of trade receivable. The process is also commonly known as ‘bills discounting’, a financier (typically a bank) buying a bill (trade receivable) from a seller of goods before it’s due or before the buyer credits the value of the bill. In other words, a

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