A Regulated Entity Can Associate With or Through a Digital Platform That is Not a ‘Specified Digital Platform’ | SEBI Clarifies

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SEBI Specified Digital Platforms

PR No. 31/2024; Dated: 04.12.2024

Various queries have been raised in multiple news articles about obligation of digital platforms to get recognition as a Specified Digital Platform (SDP). In this regard, SEBI has clarified that it is not obligatory for any digital platform to be notified as SDP. A regulated entity can associate with or through a digital platform that is not an SDP. An SDP is a digital platform approved by SEBI with mechanisms to prevent and address prohibited activities such as unregulated advice or claims.

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