
NSE International Exchange (NSE IX) has launched the Global Access platform, enabling Indian retail investors to trade international stocks, starting with US markets like Apple and Microsoft. The platform allows fractional investing with amounts as low as 10 rupees and operates under the RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme, permitting up to $250,000 annually. Over the next three to six months, NSE IX plans to expand access to more than 30 global markets, including G7 countries. The platform offers digital onboarding without requiring a demat account, T+1 settlement, dollar-denominated trading, and tax benefits such as zero stamp duty and Securities Transaction Tax for non-residents.
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