Expected FCNR(B) deposit inflows are now projected at fifty to fifty-five billion dollars. Taxation complexities for nonresidents and tighter West Asian liquidity are impacting these mobilizations. Early estimates had not fully factored in the tax impact on non-resident Indians. The Reserve Bank of India's special incentives for this program will conclude on September thirtieth. HDFC Bank is pursuing a three-pronged approach to maximize its deposit mobilization efforts.

India's FCNR scheme could attract $70-80 billion from NRIs, experts say, boosting forex reserves as banks offer higher interest rates until September 30, 2026.

Indian state-run banks project $30 billion in inflows from the RBI's special FCNR(B) deposit scheme, with nearly $10 billion already mobilized by mid-July

NRI participation in FCNR(B) deposits is cautious, but banks remain hopeful for increased inflows by September-end.