Module: General Practice
Q166: The Finance Minister proposed specific measures to leverage the TReDS platform in Budget 2026. Which of the following is NOT one of those announced measures?
✅ Correct Answer: D
Option D is NOT the correct limit.
The Budget 2026 proposed reducing the mandatory onboarding threshold for buyers from ₹500 Crore to ₹250 Crore (not ₹50 Crore). The valid announcements include: (A) Central Power Sector companies must settle MSME dues via TReDS; (B) CGTMSE will now cover losses if a buyer defaults, encouraging banks to lend more; and (C) Financiers can now bundle these invoices and sell them as Asset-Backed Securities (ABS) in the secondary market.
The Budget 2026 proposed reducing the mandatory onboarding threshold for buyers from ₹500 Crore to ₹250 Crore (not ₹50 Crore). The valid announcements include: (A) Central Power Sector companies must settle MSME dues via TReDS; (B) CGTMSE will now cover losses if a buyer defaults, encouraging banks to lend more; and (C) Financiers can now bundle these invoices and sell them as Asset-Backed Securities (ABS) in the secondary market.