SEBI Disposes 5,037 Investors Complaints via SCORES Platform in June 2026

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) disposed of 5,037 investor complaints through its SCORES grievance redressal platform in June 2026, according to data released by the regulator, as per a PTI news reports. During the month, the platform received 5,035 fresh complaints. 

As per PTI reports, with disposals marginally exceeding new registrations, the total number of pending complaints fell to 5,524 as on June 30, 2026, from 5,537 a month earlier.  

Average Disposal Time 

SEBI noted that entities took an average of four days to submit Action Taken Reports (ATRs) on complaints received through the platform in June 2026. Complaints that moved to the first review stage were handled in an average of 8 days. 

The regulator said the pending complaint figure should not be treated as unresolved cases alone. It also includes complaints where the concerned entity or designated body has already submitted its ATR within the prescribed timeline, but the complaint remains open because the investor has sought a review. 

Multi-Stage Review Process 

Under the SCORES 2.0 framework, complaints are automatically forwarded to the concerned entity after they are registered. The entity has 21 days to submit its ATR to the investor. 

If the investor is not satisfied with the response, a first-level review can be sought within 15 days. The matter is then examined by a designated body, which submits another ATR.  

A second review can be requested within a further 15 days, after which SEBI examines the complaint and issues its own response. The regulator also treats complaints as disposed of if investors choose to shift the matter to the Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) mechanism. 

Cases Pending Beyond Three Months 

SEBI's data showed that 17 complaints remained pending for more than three months at the end of June. These cases involved entities including Aditya Birla Money Ltd, Finolex Industries and HBL Power Systems. 

The regulator publishes monthly data on investor complaints received, disposed of and pending through the SCORES platform, along with timelines for action taken by regulated entities. 

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Conclusion 

SEBI disposed of slightly more complaints than it received during June, resulting in a marginal decline in pending cases. The latest data also showed that most complaints continued to move through the SCORES process within the prescribed timelines. 

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