Description
BSE has compiled all applicable notices and circulars for the EGR Segment into a single Master Circular issued by the Trading Operations Department.
Summary
BSE has issued a Master Circular for Trading in the Electronic Gold Receipt (EGR) Segment, consolidating all relevant notices and circulars previously issued by the Trading Operations Department into a single reference document. This is a compilation exercise to improve accessibility for members.
Key Points
- BSE has compiled all applicable notices and circulars for the EGR Segment at one place
- The Master Circular is issued by the Trading Operations Department
- Two attachments are included: the Electronic Gold Receipt Master Circular and Part III File Format for Electronic Gold Receipts
- Notice Number: 20260430-23, dated 30 April 2026
- Issued under the authority of Ketan Jantre (Head – Trading Operations) and Kaushal Mehta (Vice President - Trading Operations)
Regulatory Changes
No new regulatory changes are introduced. This circular is a consolidation of previously issued notices and circulars related to the EGR Segment.
Compliance Requirements
Members trading in the EGR Segment should refer to this Master Circular as the primary reference document for all applicable rules and procedures. Members should review the attached documents:
- Electronic Gold Receipt Master Circular
- Part III File Format for Electronic Gold Receipts
Important Dates
- Notice Date: 30 April 2026
- No new effective dates introduced; existing circular timelines remain applicable.
Impact Assessment
This circular has low immediate market impact as it does not introduce new rules or requirements. It improves operational convenience for EGR Segment members by providing a single consolidated reference, reducing the need to search through multiple historical notices. Relevant for members and participants active in BSE’s Electronic Gold Receipt trading segment.
Impact Justification
This is a consolidation circular bringing together existing EGR segment rules for member convenience; no new regulatory changes are introduced.