Council 04
Digital Securities Council
Engages with the long-term evolution of security tokens and digitally native capital market instruments in India.
Mandate
What this council works on
Engages with the long-term evolution of security tokens and digitally native capital market instruments in India.
Members are drawn from across the ecosystem — founders, banks, exchanges, law firms, custodians, technology providers, and senior policy advisors — so that every conversation reflects real-world experience rather than theoretical positioning.
Focus Areas
The questions on the table
Each council picks a small number of concrete focus areas, builds consensus around practical proposals, and ships output that policymakers and institutions can act on.
Public market inclusion
Regulated issuance models
Secondary market structures
Compliance architecture
SEBI and RBI coordination
How It Convenes
Closed-door, and action-oriented
Councils convene through closed-door round tables, written consultations, and working sessions on specific deliverables. Outputs are shared with regulators, the broader industry, and the public.
Typical Outputs
The Other Councils
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Get Involved
Bring your experience to this council.
Councils work best when the people in the room have actually built, regulated, or financed the thing being discussed.