Last Updated: October 27, 2026 by Pratham Agarwal, Rasp International
The short answer
The Export Promotion Mission (EPM) is the central umbrella for export support, approved by the Union Cabinet on 12 November 2025 with Rs 25,060 crore for financial years 2025-26 to 2030-31, per the Press Information Bureau (PIB) release. Niryat Protsahan, its first arm, cheapens trade finance; Niryat Disha covers certification, fairs, freight, warehousing and branding. The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) has launched 11 interventions, plus the Resilience and Logistics Intervention for Export Facilitation (RELIEF) for Gulf shipments.
The rule that decides everything: almost every EPM benefit depends on a filing tied to the date you borrow, ship or spend: the interest subvention Unique Identification Number (UIN) by the disbursal date or within 15 days of it (Trade Notice 13/2026-27), the TRACE (Trade Regulations, Accreditation and Compliance Enablement) Intent-to-Claim before the certificate (Trade Notice 26/2025-26) and the inland freight (LIFT) Intent-to-Claim before transport (Trade Notice 29/2025-26). Export factoring is the exception, because Trade Notice 32/2026-27 dropped its UIN.
Verified as on 27 October 2026 against the PIB release on the Cabinet approval of the Export Promotion Mission dated 12 November 2025, DGFT Trade Notices 19/2025-26 to 32/2026-27 that launch and amend each intervention, and DGFT Notifications 65/2025-26, 11/2026-27 and 37/2026-27 on RELIEF. Written by Pratham Agarwal, Founder, Rasp International.
Rs 25,060 cr
total outlay of the Mission, PIB release on the Cabinet approval, 12 November 2025
6 years
financial years 2025-26 to 2030-31, the Mission period in the same PIB release
11 + RELIEF
interventions launched by DGFT trade notice, plus RELIEF under Notification 65/2025-26
2.75%
subvention on export credit and on export factoring cost, Trade Notices 20/2025-26 and 25/2025-26
| Mission | Export Promotion Mission (EPM), one framework in place of several export schemes (PIB Release ID 2189383) |
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| Run by | DGFT through its EPM Section, with the Export-Import Bank of India (Exim Bank), the Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE), the National Credit Guarantee Trustee Company (NCGTC) and ECGC Limited (formerly Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of India Limited) running the finance interventions |
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| Parent policy and approval | Union Budget 2025-26; Union Cabinet approval on 12 November 2025 (PIB). DGFT issues the interventions by trade notice, and RELIEF by notification, under Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) 2023 |
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| Two arms | Niryat Protsahan (trade finance) and Niryat Disha (non-financial support), PIB, 12 November 2025 |
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| Number of interventions | 11 by trade notice, from Trade Notice 19/2025-26 (31 December 2025) to Trade Notice 12/2026-27 (14 July 2026), plus RELIEF under Notification 65/2025-26 (19 March 2026) |
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| Who it is for | Mainly Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) exporters with an active Importer Exporter Code (IEC) and Udyam registration (the MSME number); four interventions are filed by institutions |
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| Where you apply | DGFT portal (dgft.gov.in) for most finance interventions and LIFT; Trade Connect (trade.gov.in) for TRACE and Market Access Support; ECGC for RELIEF |
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| Period | Financial year (FY) 2025-26 to FY 2030-31 (PIB). Most interventions run as pilots with no separate closing date; the MAS guidelines count participation caps over FY 2025-31 (Trade Notice 19/2025-26, draft HBP para X.5(m)); RELIEF Component II runs to 31 March 2027 (Notification 37/2026-27) |
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Why this page exists
Many exporters read EPM as a replacement for every older incentive. It is not. The Cabinet release of 12 November 2025 names the Interest Equalisation Scheme and the Market Access Initiative as examples of the schemes the Mission consolidates and does not mention RoDTEP (Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products), which continues separately to 31 December 2026 under DGFT Notification No. 41/2026-27.
This page is the map: every intervention, the situation it fits and the rules against two claims on one cost. Rasp International is an ISO 9001:2015 certified export and import (EXIM) and DGFT advisory firm, founded in 2019, that has served 500 plus exporters. Each scheme has its own page with documents, stages and failures.
The Export Promotion Mission is a central export support programme that funds cheaper trade finance and non-financial export help for Indian exporters, mainly MSMEs, run by DGFT under the Department of Commerce. The PIB release of 12 November 2025 names textiles, leather, gems and jewellery, engineering goods and marine products as priority sectors hit by recent tariff escalations.
Niryat Protsahan is the money arm: interest subvention (a cut in the interest rate, paid by the government through the lender), credit guarantee cover, factoring support, e-commerce credit and risk sharing for new markets. Niryat Disha is the non-money arm: certification costs, fairs, overseas warehousing, inland freight, training and branding. Trade Notice 29/2026-27 dated 1 October 2026 gave the Sub-Committee on Trade Finance one revised composition for all the Niryat Protsahan finance interventions.
Every EPM intervention on one table
A display facility abroad is one of the project types FLOW can fund, through an approved agency rather than a single exporter.Caps are per financial year unless stated. Each scheme page carries the lists, documents and dates.
| Intervention | Arm | What you get | Who applies | Cap | Implementing agency | Launch notice | Rasp page |
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| Interest subvention on pre- and post-shipment credit | Niryat Protsahan | 2.75% a year off rupee export credit interest, passed on upfront by the bank | MSME manufacturer or merchant exporter, goods on the positive list, with a Unique Identification Number (UIN) | Rs 50 lakh per IEC, across all banks | Exim Bank from 1 April 2026 (Trade Notice 17/2026-27) | Trade Notice 20/2025-26, 2 January 2026 | Interest subvention guide |
| Collateral Support for Export Credit | Niryat Protsahan | Credit guarantee cover on export working capital: up to 85% micro and small, 65% medium | MSME exporter through a CGTMSE member lender | Rs 10 crore per borrower, all CGTMSE cover counted (stated for FY 2025-26) | CGTMSE | Trade Notice 21/2025-26, 2 January 2026 | Collateral support guide |
| Support for Alternative Trade Instruments (export factoring) | Niryat Protsahan | 2.75% on the factoring interest cost, rupee or foreign currency | MSME using a factor recognised by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) or the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA); no UIN | Rs 50 lakh per MSME, separate from interest subvention | DGFT EPM Section | Trade Notice 25/2025-26, 20 February 2026; Trade Notice 32/2026-27, 26 October 2026 | Export factoring support guide |
| Credit Assistance for E-Commerce Exporters | Niryat Protsahan | Credit guarantee cover plus 2.75% subvention: up to Rs 50 lakh direct (cover up to 90%) or Rs 5 crore overseas inventory (cover up to 75%) | MSME with six months of postal or courier exports, or stock in an overseas warehouse or export hub | Subvention Rs 15 lakh per MSME | Exim Bank with NCGTC | Trade Notice 31/2025-26, 6 March 2026 | E-commerce exporter credit guide |
| Support for Emerging Export Opportunities | Niryat Protsahan | Risk sharing so Indian banks confirm letters of credit (LCs) for 72 under-served markets; confirmation for 100% of LC value | MSME through a partner bank of Exim Bank | No rupee cap printed; 5% of maximum liability per exporter | Exim Bank with NCGTC | Trade Notice 32/2025-26, 6 March 2026 | Emerging export opportunities guide |
| RELIEF | EPM, time limited | ECGC cover up to 95% of loss at the pre-disruption premium on Gulf and West Asia shipments (Component II) | Exporters with an ECGC policy, including a new Whole Turnover Policy from 16 March 2026 (Policy Circular 01/2026-27); Component III was for MSMEs without ECGC cover | Component III Rs 50 lakh per exporter; Rs 497 crore in total | ECGC | Notification 65/2025-26, 19 March 2026; Notification 37/2026-27, 30 September 2026 | RELIEF scheme guide |
| TRACE | Niryat Disha | Up to 95% (micro and small) or 80% (medium) of testing, inspection and certification cost, in two halves | MSME, for a certificate on the 462-entry list | Rs 50 lakh per IEC | DGFT EPM Section | Trade Notice 26/2025-26, 20 February 2026; Trade Notice 09/2026-27, 1 July 2026 | TRACE scheme guide |
| Market Access Support (MAS) | Niryat Disha | 60% of the cost of fairs, buyer seller meets and delegations (80% for priority sectors); airfare help for small exporters | Organising agencies such as Export Promotion Councils (EPCs); exporters join as members | Rs 5 crore per fair or meet, Rs 10 crore per reverse buyer seller meet | DGFT EPM Section, on Trade Connect | Trade Notice 19/2025-26, 31 December 2025; Trade Notice 08/2026-27, 1 July 2026 | Market Access Support guide |
| FLOW (Facilitating Logistics, Overseas Warehousing and Fulfilment) | Niryat Disha | 30% of lease and running cost of overseas warehouses, fulfilment and export hubs, up to 3 years | EPCs, logistics providers, clusters and government bodies; exporters use the project | Rs 10 crore a year per warehouse or hub project | DGFT EPM Section | Trade Notice 28/2025-26, 20 February 2026 | FLOW overseas warehousing guide |
| LIFT (Facilitating Logistics Interventions for Freight and Transport) | Niryat Disha | 30% of inland freight to a port or container depot, freight capped at 20% of Free on Board (FOB) value | MSMEs in 13 listed states and union territories, 28 products, hauls of 200 km or more | Rs 20 lakh per IEC | DGFT Regional Authority | Trade Notice 29/2025-26, 20 February 2026 | LIFT freight support guide |
| INSIGHT (Integrated Support for Trade Intelligence and Facilitation) | Niryat Disha | Grants, usually 50%, for training, toolkits, research, district facilitation and trade intelligence | EPCs, academic institutions, District and State Export Promotion Committees | Rs 15 lakh to Rs 50 lakh per project, by type | DGFT EPM Section | Trade Notice 27/2025-26, 20 February 2026 | INSIGHT trade intelligence guide |
| Global Outreach for Branding, Labelling and Export Packaging | Niryat Disha | Sector branding, labelling and packaging campaigns abroad; a Trust Mark is planned | EPCs, Commodity Boards, associations and government bodies | 50%, up to Rs 10 crore per priority sector project | DGFT, Brand India Committee | Trade Notice 12/2026-27, 14 July 2026 | Brand India Global Outreach guide |
Trade Notice 32/2026-27 dated 26 October 2026 removed the factoring UIN, so a claim now starts from data the factor uploads against your IEC. Notification 11/2026-27 dated 17 April 2026 added Egypt and Jordan to the RELIEF countries. The notice by notice history is in our Export Promotion Mission explainer.
Which EPM scheme fits you
One exporter may use two or three EPM schemes, each on a different cost.Start from the problem. The third column is the condition that most often decides it.
| Your situation | Start with | The condition that decides it |
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| You need cheaper working capital | Interest subvention | Six digit Harmonized System (HS) code on the positive list; UIN by disbursal or within 15 days (Trade Notice 13/2026-27) |
| Your bank wants collateral you do not have | Collateral Support | Export working capital from a CGTMSE member lender; existing CGTMSE cover counts in the Rs 10 crore (Trade Notice 21/2025-26) |
| You sell on marketplaces, by courier or by post | E-commerce credit | Six months of postal or courier exports, or stock abroad or in an export hub (Trade Notice 31/2025-26) |
| You sell invoices to a factor | Export factoring support | A factor recognised by RBI or IFSCA; exports on or after 20 February 2026 (Trade Notice 32/2026-27) |
| Your buyer is in a new or risky market | Emerging Export Opportunities | One of 72 listed countries and a risk score of 60 or more (Trade Notice 32/2025-26) |
| You ship to the Gulf or West Asia | RELIEF Component II | An ECGC policy and a bill of lading or airway bill up to 31 March 2027, energy shipments excluded (Notification 65/2025-26 para 7.2, extended by Notification 37/2026-27) |
| A buyer wants a certificate or audit | TRACE | Intent-to-Claim on Trade Connect before the certificate (Trade Notice 26/2025-26) |
| You want a stall or a buyer seller meet | Market Access Support | Six months as a member of the organising agency (Trade Notice 19/2025-26) |
| You need a warehouse abroad | FLOW | An approved project that gives MSMEs at least 20% of its volumes (Trade Notice 28/2025-26) |
| You ship from a remote district | LIFT | A listed state, a listed product and a haul of 200 km or more (Trade Notice 29/2025-26) |
| You need training or trade intelligence | INSIGHT | Delivered through an EPC or a district export committee, not paid to you (Trade Notice 27/2025-26) |
| You want branding or packaging help | Global Outreach for Branding | Your EPC or association files; the Trust Mark has no start date (Trade Notice 12/2026-27) |
Many units fit two or three rows and may be able to use each on a different cost, subject to approval and the available budget. Incentives outside EPM are on our export incentives page.
Not sure which EPM intervention fits your unit
Send us your IEC status, HS codes and the cost you want covered. We check them against each trade notice and tell you what has to be filed first.
How EPM fits with older schemes
One cost, one claim. Each row names the clause that settles it.
| Scheme | Where it stands | The rule that decides it |
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| Interest Equalisation Scheme (IES) | Last extended to 31 December 2024 (DGFT Trade Notice 18/2024-25); consolidated into EPM (PIB, 12 November 2025) | An IES UIN cannot pass EPM subvention (Trade Notice 33/2025-26, draft Handbook of Procedures (HBP) para X.4(f)) |
| Market Access Initiative (MAI) | Folded into EPM (PIB, 12 November 2025) | Fairs and buyer seller meets now go under the MAS guidelines of Trade Notice 19/2025-26 |
| RoDTEP | Separate; continued to 31 December 2026 (Notification 41/2026-27) | Refunds embedded taxes, a different cost. The EPM notices do not list RoDTEP as a bar; the credit declarations bar Production Linked Incentive (PLI) beneficiaries (Trade Notices 20 and 21/2025-26, declaration item 6) |
| Uttar Pradesh (UP) Government Order 811/18-4-2025 dated 6 November 2025 (certification, fairs, samples) | State scheme alongside EPM | Paragraph 8 bars a similar benefit for the same purpose, and TRACE bars the same expenditure under any other scheme (Trade Notice 26/2025-26, Annexure II para 3(d)). See TRACE or the UP marketing subsidy for certification |
| Uttar Pradesh Government Order 830/18-4-2025 dated 6 November 2025 (ECGC premium) | State scheme | Paragraph 7 bars a similar benefit for the same purpose; RELIEF freezes the premium rather than paying it, so check with the Export Promotion Bureau UP before claiming both |
| Uttar Pradesh freight orders | State schemes; see the UP export subsidy schemes hub | Uttar Pradesh is not among the 13 LIFT states in Annexure V of Trade Notice 29/2025-26 |
| Interest subvention and factoring support | Both EPM, both live | Separate annual ceilings; the same invoice cannot be claimed under both (Trade Notice 32/2026-27, Annexure-I Part V) |
| E-commerce credit and Collateral Support | Both EPM credit guarantee interventions | A facility already under another credit guarantee scheme is ineligible (Trade Notice 31/2025-26, Annexure-X para 5) |
Who cannot use EPM
- An IEC that is suspended, cancelled or on the Denied Entity List. The exporter-facing trade notices ask for a valid, active IEC and most also exclude the Denied Entity List, for example Trade Notice 20/2025-26, draft HBP para X.1(a).
- A unit with no Udyam registration. Interest subvention, collateral support, factoring, e-commerce credit, emerging markets support, TRACE and LIFT are for MSMEs only. Under interest subvention, factoring, e-commerce credit, TRACE and LIFT, a unit that outgrows its category stays eligible for three years (for example Trade Notice 22/2025-26).
- Deemed exports and supplies to Special Economic Zones (SEZs). Deemed exports are out of interest subvention (Trade Notice 22/2025-26); deemed exports and SEZ supplies are out of factoring, e-commerce credit, TRACE and LIFT (Trade Notices 25, 31, 26 and 29 of 2025-26).
- Goods off the positive list. Interest subvention, collateral support and factoring support check your exact six digit HS code against their positive lists (Trade Notices 20, 21 and 25 of 2025-26).
- A single exporter filing for MAS, FLOW, INSIGHT or branding. Institutions file those four.
- Costs from before the launch date. Interest subvention credit sanctioned before 2 January 2026, certificates or freight before 20 February 2026 and e-commerce credit sanctioned before 6 March 2026 do not qualify (Trade Notices 22, 26, 29 and 31 of 2025-26).
Where EPM applications commonly fail
| Failure | What you see | What actually broke |
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| UIN generated weeks after disbursal | No subvention on that disbursal | UIN due by disbursal or within 15 days (Trade Notice 13/2026-27, S.N. 2) |
| Old IES UIN given to the bank | No subvention on an eligible loan | IES UINs are not valid under EPM (Trade Notice 33/2025-26) |
| Certificate obtained before the TRACE intent | Nothing to tag the certificate to | Intent comes first (Trade Notice 26/2025-26, Annexure II para 3(b)) |
| Two banks, subvention above Rs 50 lakh | Recovery of the excess | The cap across banks is the exporter’s duty (Trade Notice 33/2025-26, draft HBP para X.4(e)) |
| One invoice claimed under factoring and subvention | Full recovery with interest | One benefit per invoice (Trade Notice 32/2026-27, Annexure-I Part V) |
What EPM will not do
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It will not pay for the past
Each trade notice intervention starts from a fixed date or a filing. A loan, certificate or freight bill from before the start date stays outside EPM. A late filing loses the benefit too, outside the windows the notices print, such as 15 days after disbursal for an interest subvention UIN (Trade Notice 13/2026-27).
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It will not promise approval or a payment date
RELIEF claims are paid in order of receipt within Rs 497 crore (Notification 65/2025-26, Annexure para 11), and the emerging markets trust may reject a proposal that meets the norms (Trade Notice 32/2025-26, Annexure IV para 2(b)).
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It will not reach every exporter directly
MAS, FLOW, INSIGHT and branding support fund institutions. An exporter benefits by joining an approved fair, project or programme, so the right EPC membership matters.
How Rasp International handles EPM files
An EPM file starts with a check, not a form. We read your IEC, Udyam, HS codes, bank and buyer countries against each trade notice and tell you what must be filed before the loan, the certificate or the shipment. When you engage us, we prepare and file the application or claim end to end, always in your unit’s own name. If you prefer to file yourself, we guide you.
We sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) and a service level agreement (SLA) with every client. You and we both hold the portal logins, kept safe and confidential, and documents are kept in encrypted storage. We give an authority letter only when you ask for one. We hold no customs broker (CHA) licence; licensed CHA partners across India handle customs clearance. See how we work.
A loan, a certificate or a Gulf shipment coming up
Tell us what is planned and when. We check which EPM filing has to happen first and prepare it in your unit’s name.
What Is Not Yet Notified, Checked on 27 October 2026
- How the Rs 25,060 crore splits between the two arms and the interventions. The Cabinet release prints only the total. Check with the EPM Section of DGFT.
- When the factoring claim screen goes live. Trade Notice 32/2026-27 allows claims from the date the portal is operational but prints no date. Check with the EPM Section of DGFT or your factor.
- The Trust Mark start date, tiers and fees after the two year waiver, and the portal for branding proposals (Trade Notice 12/2026-27). Check with the EPM Section of DGFT.
- Exim Bank’s sanction rules for the export hub and overseas inventory routes of e-commerce credit, which its lender guidelines under Trade Notice 31/2025-26 (para 7(a)) leave to a separate notice. Check with Exim Bank or your bank.
- The collateral support ceiling for FY 2026-27, since the covering note of Trade Notice 21/2025-26 ties the Rs 10 crore to FY 2025-26. Check with CGTMSE or your lending bank.
- Whether the RELIEF Component III ceiling runs per year or once, and whether Components I and III reopen. Check with ECGC.
- The final policy text of interventions issued as draft provisions under FTP para 1.07A. Check with the EPM Section of DGFT.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Export Promotion Mission?
The Export Promotion Mission (EPM) is a central programme for export support, approved by the Union Cabinet on 12 November 2025 with Rs 25,060 crore for FY 2025-26 to FY 2030-31, per the PIB release. DGFT runs it through two arms, Niryat Protsahan for trade finance and Niryat Disha for non-financial help.
What is the difference between Niryat Protsahan and Niryat Disha?
Niryat Protsahan is the money side: interest subvention, credit guarantee cover, factoring support, e-commerce credit and risk sharing for new markets, delivered through banks, Exim Bank, CGTMSE and NCGTC. Niryat Disha is everything else: TRACE certification support, Market Access Support, FLOW warehousing, LIFT freight, INSIGHT training and the branding intervention.
How many schemes are there under the Export Promotion Mission?
DGFT has launched 11 interventions by trade notice, from Market Access Support on 31 December 2025 under Trade Notice 19/2025-26 to the branding intervention on 14 July 2026 under Trade Notice 12/2026-27. RELIEF, notified by Notification 65/2025-26 for Gulf and West Asia shipments, is a twelfth, time limited intervention.
How long does the Export Promotion Mission run?
The Mission covers six financial years, FY 2025-26 to FY 2030-31, according to the Cabinet release of 12 November 2025. Most interventions run as pilots with no separate closing date. RELIEF Component II covers shipments only up to 31 March 2027 under Notification 37/2026-27 dated 30 September 2026.
Who can apply for Export Promotion Mission schemes?
Most exporter-facing interventions need an MSME with an active Importer Exporter Code that is not on the Denied Entity List, plus a valid Udyam registration. Market Access Support, FLOW, INSIGHT and the branding intervention are filed by institutions such as Export Promotion Councils, so an exporter takes part through them.
Where do I apply for EPM benefits?
Interest subvention, collateral support, e-commerce credit, emerging markets support, factoring claims and LIFT go through the DGFT portal at dgft.gov.in. TRACE and Market Access Support run on Trade Connect at trade.gov.in. RELIEF works through your ECGC policy. FLOW and INSIGHT proposals use the forms named in their trade notices, now linked through Trade Connect.
Is RoDTEP part of the Export Promotion Mission?
No. The Cabinet release of 12 November 2025 names the Interest Equalisation Scheme and the Market Access Initiative as examples of schemes EPM consolidates. RoDTEP is a separate scheme that refunds embedded taxes, and DGFT Notification No. 41/2026-27 continues it to 31 December 2026 with rates unchanged.
Can I use my old Interest Equalisation Scheme UIN under EPM?
No. Trade Notice 33/2025-26 says a UIN obtained under the erstwhile Interest Equalisation Scheme cannot pass subvention under EPM. Under Trade Notices 20/2025-26 and 13/2026-27 you need a fresh EPM UIN for each lending bank, each facility type and each financial year, generated on the DGFT portal against a listed tariff line.
Can I claim interest subvention and export factoring support together?
Yes. Trade Notice 32/2026-27 dated 26 October 2026 lets an MSME use both, with a separate annual ceiling for each. The same invoice or receivable cannot be claimed under factoring support and post-shipment subvention, and a duplicate or excess claim is recovered in full with interest and can attract penal action.
Can a UP exporter claim TRACE and the UP certification subsidy for the same certificate?
Not for the same cost. TRACE bars a benefit for the same expenditure under any other central or state scheme (Trade Notice 26/2025-26, Annexure II para 3(d)), and paragraph 8 of Uttar Pradesh Government Order 811/18-4-2025 bars a similar benefit for the same purpose. Choose one scheme for each certificate.
What happens if I miss an EPM deadline?
It depends on the intervention. Under Trade Notice 13/2026-27, interest subvention is lost for a disbursal if the UIN comes more than 15 days after it. Under Trade Notice 26/2025-26, a TRACE Intent-to-Claim with no claim filed within 2 years lapses and bars claims for the next financial year.
Do I need a consultant to apply for EPM schemes?
No. The exporter, the bank, the factor or the organising agency can make every EPM filing through the channel its notice names. A consultant can prepare and file it in your unit’s own name and check the dates. Approval and payment rest with the government agency and the budget.
Sources
- Tier 1. Cabinet approves Export Promotion Mission with an outlay of Rs 25,060 crore, Release ID 2189383, 12 November 2025, Press Information Bureau, Ministry of Commerce and Industry: pib.gov.in.
- Tier 1. DGFT Trade Notices 19/2025-26 (31 December 2025, Market Access Support), 20/2025-26 and 21/2025-26 (2 January 2026, interest subvention and collateral support), 22/2025-26 (16 January 2026), 25/2025-26 to 29/2025-26 (20 February 2026, factoring, TRACE, INSIGHT, FLOW and LIFT), 31/2025-26 and 32/2025-26 (6 March 2026, e-commerce credit and emerging markets) and 33/2025-26 (20 March 2026), Directorate General of Foreign Trade: DGFT trade notices.
- Tier 1. DGFT Trade Notices 08/2026-27 and 09/2026-27 (1 July 2026, MAS and TRACE amendments), 12/2026-27 and 13/2026-27 (14 July 2026), 17/2026-27 (7 August 2026, Exim Bank as implementing agency), 29/2026-27 (1 October 2026, Sub-Committee on Trade Finance) and 18/2024-25 (30 September 2024, IES to 31 December 2024): DGFT trade notices.
- Tier 1. DGFT Trade Notice 32/2026-27 dated 26 October 2026, amendments and clarifications to Support for Alternative Trade Instruments: content.dgft.gov.in.
- Tier 1. DGFT Notifications 65/2025-26 (19 March 2026, RELIEF), 11/2026-27 (17 April 2026, Egypt and Jordan), 37/2026-27 (30 September 2026, Component II to 31 March 2027) and 41/2026-27 (30 September 2026, RoDTEP to 31 December 2026), and Policy Circular 01/2026-27 (15 April 2026): DGFT notifications.
- Tier 1. Export Promotion Mission page and scheme guidelines, Trade Connect ePlatform, Department of Commerce: trade.gov.in.
- Tier 1. Government Orders 811/18-4-2025 and 830/18-4-2025 dated 6 November 2025, Department of MSME and Export Promotion, Government of Uttar Pradesh, in Hindi: UPEPC government orders page.
This is general guidance. Rules change. Check the current notification or trade notice, or speak to us, before you act.
Related: Export Promotion Mission explainer | Export incentives in India | What replaced the Interest Equalisation Scheme | Brand India Global Outreach Scheme