Plain explanation of e-NWR, WDRA registration and how a farmer uses it.
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A Negotiable Warehouse Receipt, now issued electronically as an e-NWR, is an official document that proves you have stored a certain quantity and quality of produce in a registered warehouse. It is negotiable, which means it has value and can be used as security; you can pledge it to a bank for a loan, or transfer it when you sell, instead of physically moving the goods. The warehouse must be registered with WDRA, the Warehousing Development and Regulatory Authority, and the e-NWR is held in an electronic repository linked to your account. The benefit for a farmer is that you can store after harvest, get an e-NWR, borrow against it to meet immediate cash needs, and sell later when prices improve rather than selling cheap at harvest. It also makes the stored stock trusted because it records the graded quality and quantity. To use it, store in a WDRA registered warehouse, complete KYC, and get the e-NWR issued in your name. Verify the registered warehouse list and the process on the WDRA portal and with the warehouse itself.
The fact that it is electronic now is convenient. My receipt sits in the repository and the bank could verify it directly, so there was less paperwork chasing.