SBI Joins India Bullion Exchange as Special Category Client
In a significant step toward modernising India’s gold import ecosystem, the State Bank of India (SBI) announced its first gold trade as a Special Category Client (SCC) on the India International Bullion Exchange (IIBX). The move, announced on 1 November 2025, is expected to reshape how gold is imported and traded in India, especially benefiting MSME jewellers through better pricing and streamlined access.
Launched to make India a global bullion trading hub, IIBX operates from GIFT City, Gujarat. It offers a centralised and transparent platform for bullion imports and trading, especially aimed at reducing reliance on opaque and fragmented import channels.
IIBX enables,
As an SCC, SBI acts as a key intermediary to,
SBI is already a Trading-cum-Clearing (TCM) Member of IIBX since 2024, and now, as an SCC, the bank’s involvement brings scale and trust to the platform.
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