Social Stock Exchange Guide

Social Stock Exchange Guide for Social Enterprises/Not for Profit Organisations (NPO)

Overview of Social Stock Exchange (SSE)

The Social Stock Exchange (SSE) segment on the NSE & BSE is changing the way social enterprises can raise funds from the public to maximize their impact

Social Enterprise Eligibility Framework

To be officially recognized as a Social Enterprise on the Social Stock Exchange, an organization must meet SE eligibility set by exchanges.

How NPOs Register on the Social Stock Exchange

All Not-for-Profit (NPOs) require a formal registration with the SSE platform hosted by Indian stock exchanges like NSE and BSE

ZCZP Listing Process on SSE

Zero Coupon Zero Principal instrument is among the innovative securities that have been introduced by the SSE framework of SEBI in India

Registered and Listed NPOs on BSE SSE and NSE SSE

Several NPOs are registered on the SSE platforms of BSE and NSE to showcase their governance, transparency and impact metrics.

Key Intermediaries in SSE Listings

For listing ZCZPs on the Social Stock Exchange (SSE) framework, several intermediaries are involved to ensure regulatory compliance, transparency and smooth operations.

Post-Listing Compliance for NPOs

Non-profit organizations (NPOs) have to comply with the post listing regulations after listing their instruments on SSE

If you are a registered NGO, Society, or Trust working in the fields of health and education, you can raise funds up to ₹10–20 crore through the Social Stock Exchange. For more details, contact IndiaIPO.