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The Reserve Bank of India has launched a mobile application to make investing in G-secs easier for investors

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Apart from interest rate decision, Shaktikanta Das also took several measures regarding sovereign green bonds, Retail Direct Scheme, and liquidity coverage ratio framework, etc

RBI Retail Direct Scheme, launched in November 2021, gives access to individual investors to maintain gilt accounts with the RBI and invest in government securities.

RBI said: "The RBI Retail Direct Scheme was launched in November 2021. It is now proposed to launch a mobile app for accessing the Retail Direct portal. This will be of greater convenience to retail investors and deepen the G-sec market."

RBI Retail Direct Mobile App: The central bank announced the launch of mobile app for RBI Retail Direct portal for investing in government securities. This will make it easier for retail investors to buy, sell and invest in central government bonds, state government bonds, treasury bills, Sovereign Gold Bonds via Retail Direct Portal. The RBI launched the RBI Direct Scheme in November 2021 to make it easier for common man to invest.

The central bank launched the RBI Retail Direct scheme in November 2021.

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