
The National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) has launched a unified digital platform that combines the Foreign Portfolio Investor (FPI) and Foreign Venture Capital Investor (FVCI) systems into a single, streamlined interface. This initiative is aimed at making the process of investing in Indian markets simpler, faster, and more transparent for global investors.
Launched during NSDL’s 9th Designated Depository Participants (DDP) Conference in Mumbai, the upgraded platform has been developed in line with regulatory expectations to strengthen India’s image as an efficient and accessible investment destination.
The new system caters primarily to two categories of global investors — FPIs and FVCIs. FPIs typically invest in listed equities, bonds, and mutual funds, while FVCIs channel funds into unlisted startups and venture capital opportunities. The unified structure allows both investor types to manage their registration, documentation, and compliance needs from one digital space, enhancing convenience and reducing duplication.
Foreign investors can visit NSDL’s official website to access the unified FPI-FVCI portal (https://www.fpi.nsdl.co.in/). The platform provides an intuitive, step-by-step registration process that guides users through form submissions and document uploads. Investors can:
The unified platform has introduced several technology-driven improvements that simplify compliance and monitoring. It provides:
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This initiative reflects ongoing efforts to modernise India’s financial infrastructure and improve the ease of doing business for global investors. By merging the FPI and FVCI systems, NSDL has reduced administrative complexity and enhanced traceability in the investment process.
For international investors, the platform offers efficiency, predictability and regulatory clarity, helping to strengthen participation in India’s growing capital markets.
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Published on: Nov 11, 2025, 12:35 PM IST

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