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India to replace 64-year-old flat bank deposit insurance rate with risk-based premiums starting April 1, 2026.
India’s deposit insurance system will shift to a risk-based premium model starting April 1, 2026, replacing the 64-year-old flat rate of 12 paise per ₹100 of deposits.
Banks will be categorized A to D based on risk, with premiums ranging from 8 to 12 paise, offering up to 33% savings for low-risk institutions.
Stronger banks may see improved profitability, while regional rural banks and cooperative banks face a separate assessment.
Local area banks and payments banks remain under the flat rate due to data issues.
A vintage incentive allows up to 25% discount for stable, long-standing banks.
Premiums must be paid in advance, and ratings are confidential.
The system will be reviewed every three years.
La India reemplazará la tasa plana de seguro de depósitos bancarios de 64 años con primas basadas en el riesgo a partir del 1 de abril de 2026.