RBI lets depositories add bank deposit details to statements
In short
The Reserve Bank of India said SEBI-registered depositories can add bank deposit details to one statement by the end of 2026.
This could make it easier for investors to track deposits, shares and debt in one place. The report does not say how many people will use it or exactly how the new system will work.
What the reporting says
The Reserve Bank of India allowed SEBI-registered depositories to include bank deposit details in a single consolidated statement alongside securities, equity and debt holdings by end-2026. The publisher summaries also say RBI approved interoperability among NBFC account aggregators so financial information can be combined across multiple aggregators through a single account. The immediate result is simplified financial tracking for investors, while the reporting does not state how many investors will be affected.
Why it matters
RBI announced measures to simplify financial tracking by letting SEBI-registered depositories include bank deposit details with securities, equity and debt holdings in one consolidated statement by end-2026. The same reporting says it also approved interoperability among NBFC account aggregators. This could help investors see more of their holdings in one place, but the exact rollout process and user impact are not stated.