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Money changer compliance services help FFMC businesses like you in fulfilling the RBI-required obligations under the FEMA for limited foreign exchange activities.

As per the RBI master directives, you need to monitor transactions and submit reports on suspicious ones to the FIU-IND, preventing money laundering and terrorist financing activities.

Avoid penalties and legal issues by joining hands with Enterslice to record & report transactions, follow KYC rules for customer verification, and AML reporting requirements.

RBI Compliance Audit Support

On-Time Renewal of the FFMC License

30-Min Free Demo & Discussion

Full Policy Documentation

Timely RBI Disclosure Filings

360-degree Compliance Support

Get on Board for Regulatory Compliance for Money Changers

Check your AML/CFT/KYC/CPF obligations under the regulatory compliance for money changers with our due diligence health check services.

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What are the Benefits of FFMC Compliance?

FFMC Compliance not only helps you avoid penalties but also helps you continue business without interruptions and maintain a good brand image. Key benefits are as follows:

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Saves Money

If you maintain compliance with the RBI and FEMA, then you can save a lot of money otherwise spent on fines and regulatory sanctions.

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Protects Your License

You can safely continue to operate as a money changer if you file on-time, regular, and event-based reports to the RBI and maintain eligibility for branch expansion and business growth.

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Reduces Chances of Fraud

When you constantly monitor, detect suspicious transactions, and prevent money laundering, you reduce the chances and exposure to fraud, identity theft, and forgery. It is one of the merits of money changer compliance.

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Enhances Customer Trust

FFMC compliance reassures your clients and customers that all transactions are conducted via a regulated and registered entity/branch, improving your credibility with travelers, students, and foreign visitors, and helps you retain customers.

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Helps Your Business with Banking

You can maintain consistent relationships with banking institutions to get services and loan solutions by demonstrating your AML and KYC compliance. It is one of the advantages of money changer compliance.

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Facilitates Branch and Franchise Operations

Authorized money changer compliance helps you create standardized procedures across your branches and franchise outlets, reducing and preventing errors and compliance breaches.

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Good for Business Reputation

You can significantly improve your relationship with customers, banks, travel companies, and corporate clients by adhering to money changer annual compliance and building a professional brand. It is one of the advantages of money changer compliance.

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Better Operational Efficiency

With clear paperwork and documentation, you can track transactions, high-risk customers, and verification, decreasing the risk of exposure from incomplete records and documentation gaps. It is one of the merits of money changer compliance.

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Long-Term Business Growth

When you have a good standing as an authorized FFMC, you get to attract new clients and business partners with a scalable compliance framework, reducing regulatory risks.

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Eases up Audits

You manage and handle RBI-related inspections and audits with organized paperwork and record maintenance for FFMC compliance.

What are the Documents Required for Authorized Dealer Money Changer Compliance?

Here's a list of documents that we will need from you to start your onboarding with us for Authorized Dealer Money Changer Compliance:

Official business address

Policy on KYC and AML

Forex transactions SOPs

List of branches and franchises

A sample customer KYC file

Previous FIU and AML compliance records

Latest audited financial statements

Sample transaction records

Confused about documents?

What are the Types of Authorized Dealer Money Changer Compliance?

Enterslice will help you with the following types of Authorized Dealer Money Changer Compliance:

RBI Authorization

Make sure that your entity is operating within RBI’s scope- maintaining the license, getting approvals for branch extensions & franchise approvals, and notifying the changes to the regulator.

FEMA Compliance

Purpose of transaction, proper documentation, verification of declarations and cheques, maintenance of the FEMA records, and strict adherence to travel-related and remittance limits.

KYC Compliance

Check and validate a customer’s identity, collect paperwork from your clients, conduct due diligence, categorize high-risk clients, and maintain records.

Anti-Money Laundering

Make AML policies, develop frameworks, monitor transactions, conduct risk assessments, and train staff on anti-money laundering.

FIU-IND Reporting

Submit reports on suspicious (STRs) and cash transaction reports (CTRs) to the FIU-IND for money changer compliance.

Branch and Franchise

Monitor your branches and franchises, conduct inspections, and report to the regulator as per proper deadlines. You should also make sure to train your employees and staff.

Record Retention

You should maintain records on KYC files, transaction records, AML, audits, inspections, and regulatory communications.

Training- AML and KYC

Train your employees on Anti-Money Laundering and Know Your Customer guidelines, prepare training materials, appoint a principal PMLA officer, and conduct awareness.

Data Protection and Cybersecurity

Protect the KYC data of your customers, provide a secure record storage facility, enhance the security of access controls & permissions, draft cybersecurity policies, and establish incident management procedures.

How to Start Authorized Dealer Money Changer Compliance with Enterslice?

Check out how Enterslice experts will help you with Authorized Dealer Money Changer Compliance, as explained below:

Review Your Authorization

We verify your Full-Fledged Money Changer (FFMC) licence, assess branch and franchise approvals, review the scope of authorized activities, and ensure that all records remain updated with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

Prepare Policies

Our compliance specialists develop and update essential policies, including KYC procedures, AML/CFT frameworks, customer due diligence processes, sanctions screening protocols, and risk-rating methodologies.

Customer Onboarding

Before processing any foreign exchange transaction, we help verify customer identities, review supporting documentation, and ensure compliance with applicable regulatory requirements.

Customer Due Diligence

We assist in verifying identification documents, assessing the purpose of transactions, ensuring eligibility under FEMA regulations, evaluating customer risk profiles, and applying enhanced due diligence measures for high-risk cases.

Transaction Processing

Foreign exchange transactions are reviewed to confirm compliance with FEMA provisions. We assist with payment collection procedures, issuance of receipts and encashment certificates, and maintenance of transaction records.

AML Screening and Monitoring

Our team supports ongoing customer screening, transaction monitoring, identification of high-risk activities, and escalation of suspicious transactions to the designated Principal Officer when required.

Maintain Records

We help maintain comprehensive documentation, including KYC records, customer declarations, encashment certificates, AML monitoring records, compliance reports, and audit documentation.

Regulatory Reporting

Our AML specialists assist with Suspicious Transaction Reports (STRs), responses to regulatory queries, record maintenance, and submission of required reports to FIU-IND, RBI, and other relevant authorities.

Audit Reviews

Periodic compliance audits and reviews are conducted to identify and rectify gaps. We support branch inspections, franchise due diligence, compliance evaluations, and implementation of corrective actions.

Training

We provide employee training programmes, compliance manuals, and practical guidance covering foreign exchange transactions, KYC/AML requirements, FEMA regulations, and RBI Master Directions to strengthen compliance awareness across the organization.

Want Your Own Money Changer Compliance Checklist?

Get your own periodic calendar to complete a money changer compliance checklist.

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  • Staff Training and Internal AML Policy Drafting

Money Changer Compliance Calendar 2026

Yes, money changer compliance is not a one-time thing. You need to continuously fulfill certain obligations to keep your business active. The compliance calendar for 2026 is-

Date Category Obligation Description Action Required
10 Jan 2026 RBI Reporting Submit FLM 8 monthly forex statement for December 2025 Monthly consolidated purchase/sale statement of foreign currency notes must reach RBI through APConnect by the 10th of the succeeding month. Reconcile branch registers, prepare FLM 8, upload/submit through APConnect, and retain acknowledgement.
15 Jan 2026 FIU-IND / PMLA File monthly FIU reportable transactions for December 2025 CTR and other Rule 3 monthly reportable transactions must be furnished to FIU-IND by the 15th of the succeeding month. Extract reportable cash/counterfeit/cross-border records, validate goAML files, submit by due date, and save proof.
15 Jan 2026 License / RBI Check renewal status for licenses expiring by March 2026 Renewal should be initiated well before expiry; RBI guidance refers to application two months before expiry or as prescribed. Check expiry date, prepare APConnect/RBI application pack, attach NOF/financial and compliance documents, and track submission.
20 Jan 2026 GST File GSTR-3B for December 2025 Monthly GST filers normally file GSTR-3B by the 20th of the next month; QRMP filers follow notified 22nd/24th dates. Reconcile books, GSTR-1 and ITC, pay tax, file GSTR-3B on GST portal, and archive ARN.
31 Jan 2026 TDS File Q3 TDS return for FY 2025-26 Quarterly TDS statement for October to December 2025 is due by 31 January for non-government deductors. Reconcile deductions and challans, prepare Form 26Q/27Q as applicable, validate, file, and retain acknowledgement.
10 Feb 2026 RBI Reporting Submit FLM 8 monthly forex statement for January 2026 Monthly consolidated purchase/sale statement of foreign currency notes must reach RBI through APConnect by the 10th of the succeeding month. Reconcile branch registers, prepare FLM 8, upload/submit through APConnect, and retain acknowledgement.
15 Feb 2026 FIU-IND / PMLA File monthly FIU reportable transactions for January 2026 CTR and other Rule 3 monthly reportable transactions must be furnished to FIU-IND by the 15th of the succeeding month. Extract reportable cash/counterfeit/cross-border records, validate goAML files, submit by due date, and save proof.
20 Feb 2026 GST File GSTR-3B for January 2026 Monthly GST filers normally file GSTR-3B by the 20th of the next month; QRMP filers follow notified 22nd/24th dates. Reconcile books, GSTR-1 and ITC, pay tax, file GSTR-3B on GST portal, and archive ARN.
28 Feb 2026 AML / KYC Complete annual AML/CFT and KYC policy review The policy should reflect current RBI/FIU expectations, customer risk grading, monitoring, escalation and recordkeeping controls. Update policy, refresh risk controls, obtain Board/management approval, and keep signed policy with minutes.
10 Mar 2026 RBI Reporting Submit FLM 8 monthly forex statement for February 2026 Monthly consolidated purchase/sale statement of foreign currency notes must reach RBI through APConnect by the 10th of the succeeding month. Reconcile branch registers, prepare FLM 8, upload/submit through APConnect, and retain acknowledgement.
15 Mar 2026 FIU-IND / PMLA File monthly FIU reportable transactions for February 2026 CTR and other Rule 3 monthly reportable transactions must be furnished to FIU-IND by the 15th of the succeeding month. Extract reportable cash/counterfeit/cross-border records, validate goAML files, submit by due date, and save proof.
15 Mar 2026 Advance Tax Pay 4th advance tax instalment for FY 2025-26 Final instalment generally brings cumulative advance tax to 100% of estimated liability by 15 March. Update tax estimate, deduct earlier instalments, pay balance through e-pay tax, and preserve challan.
20 Mar 2026 GST File GSTR-3B for February 2026 Monthly GST filers normally file GSTR-3B by the 20th of the next month; QRMP filers follow notified 22nd/24th dates. Reconcile books, GSTR-1 and ITC, pay tax, file GSTR-3B on GST portal, and archive ARN.
31 Mar 2026 AML / KYC Quarter-end suspicious transaction review STR is event-based and must be filed promptly once suspicion is formed; quarter-end review helps catch missed red flags. Review alerts and branch escalations, document decisions, file STR where required, and keep case files confidential.
31 Mar 2026 GST FY 2025-26 GST closing and ITC review Year-end GST review should confirm taxable value, ITC eligibility, reversals and book-to-return alignment. Run GSTR-1/3B/2B reconciliation, post corrections where permitted, and prepare annual return working papers.
10 Apr 2026 RBI Reporting Submit FLM 8 monthly forex statement for March 2026 Monthly consolidated purchase/sale statement of foreign currency notes must reach RBI through APConnect by the 10th of the succeeding month. Reconcile branch registers, prepare FLM 8, upload/submit through APConnect, and retain acknowledgement.
15 Apr 2026 FIU-IND / PMLA File monthly FIU reportable transactions for March 2026 CTR and other Rule 3 monthly reportable transactions must be furnished to FIU-IND by the 15th of the succeeding month. Extract reportable cash/counterfeit/cross-border records, validate goAML files, submit by due date, and save proof.
20 Apr 2026 GST File GSTR-3B for March 2026 Monthly GST filers normally file GSTR-3B by the 20th of the next month; QRMP filers follow notified 22nd/24th dates. Reconcile books, GSTR-1 and ITC, pay tax, file GSTR-3B on GST portal, and archive ARN.
30 Apr 2026 RBI Reporting Submit annual forex turnover certificate for FY 2025-26 Statutory auditor certificate on annual forex turnover is to be submitted to the concerned RBI Regional Office by 30 April. Finalize turnover data, obtain auditor certificate, submit through prescribed RBI/APConnect process, and save acknowledgement.
30 Apr 2026 RBI Reporting Submit annual write-off statement, if applicable Annual statement of amounts written off must be submitted within one month of financial year-end, where applicable. Identify write-offs, prepare prescribed statement, obtain review, submit to RBI, and keep supporting approvals.
10 May 2026 RBI Reporting Submit FLM 8 monthly forex statement for April 2026 Monthly consolidated purchase/sale statement of foreign currency notes must reach RBI through APConnect by the 10th of the succeeding month. Reconcile branch registers, prepare FLM 8, upload/submit through APConnect, and retain acknowledgement.
15 May 2026 FIU-IND / PMLA File monthly FIU reportable transactions for April 2026 CTR and other Rule 3 monthly reportable transactions must be furnished to FIU-IND by the 15th of the succeeding month. Extract reportable cash/counterfeit/cross-border records, validate goAML files, submit by due date, and save proof.
20 May 2026 GST File GSTR-3B for April 2026 Monthly GST filers normally file GSTR-3B by the 20th of the next month; QRMP filers follow notified 22nd/24th dates. Reconcile books, GSTR-1 and ITC, pay tax, file GSTR-3B on GST portal, and archive ARN.
31 May 2026 TDS File Q4 TDS return for FY 2025-26 Quarterly TDS statement for January to March 2026 is generally due by 31 May for non-government deductors. Reconcile Q4 challans, prepare Form 26Q/27Q, file on TRACES/income-tax utility, and issue Form 16A as applicable.
31 May 2026 Income Tax Start ITR and tax audit working for FY 2025-26 Early preparation reduces risk of missing audit, return filing or self-assessment tax deadlines. Close books, share ledgers with CA, prepare tax computation, and list audit/ITR open points.
10 Jun 2026 RBI Reporting Submit FLM 8 monthly forex statement for May 2026 Monthly consolidated purchase/sale statement of foreign currency notes must reach RBI through APConnect by the 10th of the succeeding month. Reconcile branch registers, prepare FLM 8, upload/submit through APConnect, and retain acknowledgement.
15 Jun 2026 FIU-IND / PMLA File monthly FIU reportable transactions for May 2026 CTR and other Rule 3 monthly reportable transactions must be furnished to FIU-IND by the 15th of the succeeding month. Extract reportable cash/counterfeit/cross-border records, validate goAML files, submit by due date, and save proof.
15 Jun 2026 Advance Tax Pay 1st advance tax instalment for FY 2026-27 First instalment generally requires 15% cumulative advance tax payment by 15 June. Estimate current-year income, compute tax, pay instalment, and update advance tax tracker.
20 Jun 2026 GST File GSTR-3B for May 2026 Monthly GST filers normally file GSTR-3B by the 20th of the next month; QRMP filers follow notified 22nd/24th dates. Reconcile books, GSTR-1 and ITC, pay tax, file GSTR-3B on GST portal, and archive ARN.
30 Jun 2026 AML / KYC Complete half-yearly customer risk review Customer risk categorization should be reviewed at least once every six months and enhanced due diligence applied where needed. Review high-risk customers, update risk grades, check sanctions/PEP alerts, and record approvals.
30 Jun 2026 GST Prepare GSTR-9 reconciliation for FY 2025-26 GSTR-9 is not due in June; use this checkpoint to prepare the annual GST reconciliation for December filing. Compile books, GSTR-1, GSTR-3B and ITC data; identify mismatches and assign corrections.
10 Jul 2026 RBI Reporting Submit FLM 8 monthly forex statement for June 2026 Monthly consolidated purchase/sale statement of foreign currency notes must reach RBI through APConnect by the 10th of the succeeding month. Reconcile branch registers, prepare FLM 8, upload/submit through APConnect, and retain acknowledgement.
15 Jul 2026 FIU-IND / PMLA File monthly FIU reportable transactions for June 2026 CTR and other Rule 3 monthly reportable transactions must be furnished to FIU-IND by the 15th of the succeeding month. Extract reportable cash/counterfeit/cross-border records, validate goAML files, submit by due date, and save proof.
20 Jul 2026 GST File GSTR-3B for June 2026 Monthly GST filers normally file GSTR-3B by the 20th of the next month; QRMP filers follow notified 22nd/24th dates. Reconcile books, GSTR-1 and ITC, pay tax, file GSTR-3B on GST portal, and archive ARN.
31 Jul 2026 TDS File Q1 TDS return for FY 2026-27 Quarterly TDS statement for April to June 2026 is generally due by 31 July for non-government deductors. Match deductions with challans, prepare Form 26Q/27Q, file on TRACES/income-tax utility, and store acknowledgement.
31 Jul 2026 Income Tax File ITR for non-audit cases, if applicable Non-audit return due date should be checked on the income-tax portal for the relevant assessment year and any extension. Confirm audit status, pay self-assessment tax, file the correct ITR form, and retain ITR-V/acknowledgement.
10 Aug 2026 RBI Reporting Submit FLM 8 monthly forex statement for July 2026 Monthly consolidated purchase/sale statement of foreign currency notes must reach RBI through APConnect by the 10th of the succeeding month. Reconcile branch registers, prepare FLM 8, upload/submit through APConnect, and retain acknowledgement.
15 Aug 2026 FIU-IND / PMLA File monthly FIU reportable transactions for July 2026 CTR and other Rule 3 monthly reportable transactions must be furnished to FIU-IND by the 15th of the succeeding month. Extract reportable cash/counterfeit/cross-border records, validate goAML files, submit by due date, and save proof.
20 Aug 2026 GST File GSTR-3B for July 2026 Monthly GST filers normally file GSTR-3B by the 20th of the next month; QRMP filers follow notified 22nd/24th dates. Reconcile books, GSTR-1 and ITC, pay tax, file GSTR-3B on GST portal, and archive ARN.
31 Aug 2026 Internal Audit Complete half-yearly compliance audit Audit should test KYC, FLM registers, rate display, encashment certificates, FIU filings and RBI return evidence. Sample transactions, note exceptions, issue audit report, and track closure with branch/compliance owners.
10 Sep 2026 RBI Reporting Submit FLM 8 monthly forex statement for August 2026 Monthly consolidated purchase/sale statement of foreign currency notes must reach RBI through APConnect by the 10th of the succeeding month. Reconcile branch registers, prepare FLM 8, upload/submit through APConnect, and retain acknowledgement.
15 Sep 2026 FIU-IND / PMLA File monthly FIU reportable transactions for August 2026 CTR and other Rule 3 monthly reportable transactions must be furnished to FIU-IND by the 15th of the succeeding month. Extract reportable cash/counterfeit/cross-border records, validate goAML files, submit by due date, and save proof.
15 Sep 2026 Advance Tax Pay 2nd advance tax instalment for FY 2026-27 Second instalment generally brings cumulative advance tax to 45% of estimated liability by 15 September. Revise tax estimate, deduct June payment, pay balance, and save challan.
20 Sep 2026 GST File GSTR-3B for August 2026 Monthly GST filers normally file GSTR-3B by the 20th of the next month; QRMP filers follow notified 22nd/24th dates. Reconcile books, GSTR-1 and ITC, pay tax, file GSTR-3B on GST portal, and archive ARN.
30 Sep 2026 Income Tax File tax audit report, if applicable Tax audit cases normally require audit report filing before the ITR due date, subject to notified extensions. Finalise audit, review Form 3CA/3CB and 3CD, approve upload, and preserve CA acknowledgement.
30 Sep 2026 RBI Inspection Prepare RBI inspection-readiness file A ready file helps answer RBI inspection queries on license, returns, registers, KYC, AML, training and audits. Index license, FLM 8 filings, FIU reports, registers, KYC samples, audit reports and action-taken notes.
10 Oct 2026 RBI Reporting Submit FLM 8 monthly forex statement for September 2026 Monthly consolidated purchase/sale statement of foreign currency notes must reach RBI through APConnect by the 10th of the succeeding month. Reconcile branch registers, prepare FLM 8, upload/submit through APConnect, and retain acknowledgement.
15 Oct 2026 FIU-IND / PMLA File monthly FIU reportable transactions for September 2026 CTR and other Rule 3 monthly reportable transactions must be furnished to FIU-IND by the 15th of the succeeding month. Extract reportable cash/counterfeit/cross-border records, validate goAML files, submit by due date, and save proof.
20 Oct 2026 GST File GSTR-3B for September 2026 Monthly GST filers normally file GSTR-3B by the 20th of the next month; QRMP filers follow notified 22nd/24th dates. Reconcile books, GSTR-1 and ITC, pay tax, file GSTR-3B on GST portal, and archive ARN.
31 Oct 2026 TDS File Q2 TDS return for FY 2026-27 Quarterly TDS statement for July to September 2026 is generally due by 31 October for non-government deductors. Reconcile challans, prepare Form 26Q/27Q, validate, file, and retain acknowledgement.
31 Oct 2026 RBI Reporting Submit audited balance sheet and NOF certificate RBI requires annual audited balance sheet with statutory auditor certificate on net owned funds by 31 October. Obtain audited financials and NOF certificate, submit to RBI Regional Office/APConnect, and retain proof.
31 Oct 2026 Income Tax File ITR for tax audit cases, if applicable Audit-case ITR due date should be checked against current income-tax notifications for any extension. Complete final tax review, pay self-assessment tax, file ITR, and keep ITR-V/acknowledgement.
10 Nov 2026 RBI Reporting Submit FLM 8 monthly forex statement for October 2026 Monthly consolidated purchase/sale statement of foreign currency notes must reach RBI through APConnect by the 10th of the succeeding month. Reconcile branch registers, prepare FLM 8, upload/submit through APConnect, and retain acknowledgement.
15 Nov 2026 FIU-IND / PMLA File monthly FIU reportable transactions for October 2026 CTR and other Rule 3 monthly reportable transactions must be furnished to FIU-IND by the 15th of the succeeding month. Extract reportable cash/counterfeit/cross-border records, validate goAML files, submit by due date, and save proof.
20 Nov 2026 GST File GSTR-3B for October 2026 Monthly GST filers normally file GSTR-3B by the 20th of the next month; QRMP filers follow notified 22nd/24th dates. Reconcile books, GSTR-1 and ITC, pay tax, file GSTR-3B on GST portal, and archive ARN.
30 Nov 2026 AML / Training Complete annual AML/CFT staff training Frontline and compliance staff should be trained on CDD, STR red flags, CTR reporting, counterfeit handling and recordkeeping. Conduct training, collect attendance, test understanding, and keep material and attendance records.
30 Nov 2026 License / RBI Check renewals for licenses expiring in Q1 2027 Licenses expiring in early 2027 should be actioned in advance, following RBI renewal timing and APConnect requirements. Review expiry dates, prepare renewal documents, obtain approvals, and file before the applicable cut-off.
10 Dec 2026 RBI Reporting Submit FLM 8 monthly forex statement for November 2026 Monthly consolidated purchase/sale statement of foreign currency notes must reach RBI through APConnect by the 10th of the succeeding month. Reconcile branch registers, prepare FLM 8, upload/submit through APConnect, and retain acknowledgement.
15 Dec 2026 FIU-IND / PMLA File monthly FIU reportable transactions for November 2026 CTR and other Rule 3 monthly reportable transactions must be furnished to FIU-IND by the 15th of the succeeding month. Extract reportable cash/counterfeit/cross-border records, validate goAML files, submit by due date, and save proof.
15 Dec 2026 Advance Tax Pay 3rd advance tax instalment for FY 2026-27 Third instalment generally brings cumulative advance tax to 75% of estimated liability by 15 December. Update year-to-date profit, recalculate tax, pay balance instalment, and save challan.
20 Dec 2026 GST File GSTR-3B for November 2026 Monthly GST filers normally file GSTR-3B by the 20th of the next month; QRMP filers follow notified 22nd/24th dates. Reconcile books, GSTR-1 and ITC, pay tax, file GSTR-3B on GST portal, and archive ARN.
31 Dec 2026 GST File GSTR-9 for FY 2025-26, if applicable Annual GST return for FY 2025-26 is generally due by 31 December 2026 unless extended by notification. Finalise annual reconciliation, file GSTR-9/GSTR-9C if applicable, and archive ARN and workings.
31 Dec 2026 AML / KYC Place annual AML/CFT compliance report before management Management should review AML filings, STR decisions, KYC gaps, training, audit observations and remediation status. Prepare report, include statistics and open issues, present to Board/MD, and keep approved minutes.
31 Dec 2026 AML / KYC Complete second half-yearly customer risk review Risk grading and enhanced due diligence should be refreshed at least six-monthly, especially for high-risk customers. Update risk classifications, sanctions/PEP checks and KYC refresh tracker; document exceptions and approvals.
31 Dec 2026 Internal Audit Close year-end forex registers and compliance file Year-end closure should reconcile registers, books, monthly RBI statements and FIU reporting evidence. Close currency registers, reconcile totals, sign off exceptions, and prepare 2027 inspection file.
31 Dec 2026 RBI Reporting Confirm whether RBI RO needs annual summary statement Some Regional Offices may ask for additional annual summaries beyond monthly FLM 8 and statutory certificates. Check RBI RO correspondence, compile annual totals if required, submit, and save acknowledgement.

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Money Changer Compliance Services by Enterslice

Take a look at the Money Changer Compliance Services by Enterslice:

Licensing and Renewals

Get expert guidance on licensing, renewals, internal controls, and ongoing regulatory assistance.

Documentation and Reporting

Never miss a deadline- get access to your own unique compliance calendar for timely submissions and regulatory reviews.

End-to-End Solutions

So, you can focus on your core operations while we help you reduce your workload via our compliance, reporting, and regulatory tracking support.

Audit and Gap Analysis

Fix your compliance gaps through internal and external audits via smart document organization and outputs.

Policy Drafting

Build functioning and practical procedures that support your daily operations within the FIU-IND and RBI scope.

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Why Trust Enterslice for Regulatory Compliance for Money Changers?

We have 15+ years of experience in governance, risk, and regulatory compliance for money changers, NBFCs, payment aggregators, PSPs, and fintech. We provide AML consulting advisory services and AML regulatory reporting services. Key reasons to trust Enterslice for Regulatory Compliance for Money Changers are as follows:

  • 100+ businesses benefited from our money changer compliance services
  • Serving across more than 10,000 pin codes in India
  • One Individual KYC Consulting Manager for Each Client
  • Completed Over 600 AML Audits Across FFMCs, Insurance Firms, PAs, and NBFCs
  • Customized Solutions for FFMCs with/Without Branches/Franchises
  • Wide Industry Coverage- From Digital Payments to Forex
  • Network of 200+ Lawyers and Foreign Exchange Experts
  • Transaction Monitoring Demo- Get a Clear Picture Before Commitment
  • 4-Hour Response Time on Client Queries
  • RBI Compliance for Money Changers

Frequently Asked Questions on Money Changer Compliance Services

A full-fledged money changer is permitted by the RBI to purchase and sell foreign currency for travel, education, and medical purposes. Also, you cannot operate without the prior approval of the central banking authority.

Your RBI approval will be valid for 12 months from registration, and you can renew the same before it expires for uninterrupted operations, because the regulator directly cancels your permit if you fail to apply for the renewal within the timeline.

You can start your business within six months of your certificate issue date. Just submit a copy of your Shop & Establishment Act registration, rent receipt, or a lease agreement of your physical address to the Reserve Bank of India before you officially start your operations.

For foreign trips, you can carry up to USD 3,000 per trip in currency notes and coins; any additional amount should be provided via a forex card, bank transfer, or any other approved channel. Upon return, you can retain around USD 2,000 worth of currency for future use if you don’t want to surrender it immediately after your return.
You need to make a declaration to customs in case the currency notes exceed USD 5,000 and USD 10,000 in total foreign exchange upon arrival or departure to/from India.

Cash payments are permitted for up to INR 50,000 per transaction. Any amount exceeding the said limit should be made through digital or electronic payment channels like NEFT, RTGS, UPI, Cheque, DD, or card as per the RBI, FEMA, or related rules.

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  • You can expect penalties of up to several lakhs or up to three times the amount involved in unauthorized transactions.
  • Seizure and confiscation of foreign currency and financial documents. 
  • Potential criminal prosecution for transactions involved in money laundering, hawala, and related financial crimes. 
  • You will be blacklisted by the central authority for operating illegally, blocking you from future business opportunities. 

You need to maintain net owned funds at a minimum of INR 25 lakh for a single branch and INR 50 lakhs for multiple branches. The mandatory amount should be maintained by you at all times if you don’t want to face cancellations and suspensions by the RBI.

  • Daily registers of foreign currency sales and purchases.
  • Stock records of the currency.
  • Customer's KYC paperwork
  • Encashment certificates
  • Purpose declaration

You need to file the cash report (CTR) for all transactions that exceed INR 10 lakhs, or small connected ones that exceed INR 10 lakhs every month by the 15th of the next month to the Financial Intelligence Unit- India. Also, you will have to maintain these records for 5 years from the transaction date.

Yes, the RBI mandates that all money changers implement a system to verify and validate real-time compliance with FEMA, AML, and KYC rules. You will be subject to periodic inspections by the central bank.

Of course, you can appoint a restricted money changer as a franchise for purchasing foreign currency. However, you will still be responsible for making sure that KYC, AML, and related compliance records are properly maintained, and the collection is surrendered by the said franchisee within the prescribed time.

As a money changer, you will need to identify and verify your customers, monitor/track suspicious transactions, report the STRs to the FIU-IND, and make a risk-based framework for AML and KYC compliance.

You should start the renewal process at least two months in advance of the permit expiration. Also, make sure to renew it within the timeline because you will have to submit a fresh application in case you miss the renewal timeline.

A STR is an event-based report submission, and you need to file it within seven days of forming suspicion with the FIU-IND's FINGate 2.0 online portal. Include your company’s details, customer information, transaction ID, and the reasons for suspicion, with documentation.

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