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IRFC Invest: bondholders see their own holdings

Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) wanted Section 54EC bondholders to check their holdings without going through a registrar. We built the investor application and its platform in eight months with seven engineers.

IRFC Invest, the 54EC bond investor app — folio summary, interest warrant history and a year-on-year holdings comparison
Duration
8 months
Team
7 engineers

What the client needed

Investors had no direct digital view of their Section 54EC bond holdings. The information sat with registrars, on certificates and in support queues. IRFC wanted that changed, to a PSU security and audit standard.

What we built

  • Investor onboarding and verification

    investors register and are verified in IRFC Invest.

  • A consolidated holdings view

    every Section 54EC holding in one place.

  • The platform beneath it

    architecture to a PSU security and audit standard.

Further capability sits behind the application and is covered by confidentiality, so this page does not describe it.

IRFC owns and operates the application, which Brihat engineered.

How it was delivered

Eight months, seven engineers. How Brihat structures a project is on how we engage.

The result

For holdings enquiries, the registrar queue was replaced entirely.

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