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According to the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) guidelines issued in June 2025, what is the maximum permissible weight of silver coins that a borrower
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According to the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) guidelines issued in June 2025, what is the maximum permissible weight of silver coins that a borrower can pledge as collateral for loans against precious metals, and what is the required minimum purity?

A.

1 kg; 99% purity

B.

750 g; 95% purity

C.

500 g; 92.5% purity

D.

250 g; 90% purity

E.

500 g; 99.9% purity

Correct option is C

The RBI’s June 2025 guidelines state that banks can accept silver coins up to 500 grams per borrower, provided they are bank-minted and have a minimum purity of 92.5%.

Knowledge Booster:

  • RBI has framed similar restrictions for gold coins, limiting their acceptance as collateral to 50 grams per borrower.

  • Such measures ensure standardization of collateral quality and protect banks against risks of impurity or overvaluation.

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