NRIs and Currency Derivatives Trading: Understanding the Regulations

Is currency derivatives trading allowed for NRIs?

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) are not permitted to engage in currency derivatives trading due to current regulatory guidelines. NRIs seeking to invest in other financial instruments or require assistance with an account setup for permitted trading activities can begin the process of opening an NRI account with FYERS.

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