The Export Interest Subvention Scheme 2026 aims to lower borrowing costs for MSME exporters under India’s Export Promotion Mission. Offering interest relief on rupee export credit, the scheme improves liquidity and global competitiveness. Exporters must file intent on the DGFT portal, obtain a UIN, and comply with RBI and FEMA rules. Understanding exclusions and caps is critical for effective utilization of the scheme.
The Interest Subvention Scheme for MSME Exporters has been a hot topic in trade circles lately, especially with the recent government announcements under the Export Promotion Mission (EPM) – Niryat Protsahan. If you're an exporter or importer dealing with international…
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