Swades Foundation is preparing for its second listing on the NSE Social Stock Exchange (SSE)

Empowering change through transparent funding

Social Stock Exchange regulated by SEBI is a pioneering effort that brings together individuals and social impact organisations towards a common goal of nation building.

What causes can I support?

Safe Sanitation Access

Creating open defecation free communities (ODF) by providing households with individual toilets, thereby restoring their dignity, health and hygiene.

Rural Education

Empowering rural students to pursue a better future – by providing Mass scholarship (for class XI & XII) and Excellence Scholarship (enabling higher education, beyond class XII).

Empowering Employability

Equipping college graduates with industry-specific skill development and rural youth with vocational skills training for self-employment /formal placement. This will ensure a sustainable income (ranging between INR 80-120k p.a. after the 1st year).

Proposed Impact of the Project

Swades Foundation Sse Sse Impact 1

Enable 4,000 household to lead dignified lives with individual toilets at home

Swades Foundation Sse Sse Impact 2

Support 1700 students to pursue quality education via scholarship

Swades Foundation Sse Sse Impact 3

Empower 1800 youth to earn a dignified and sustainable livelihood with skill training

Impact of first listing

Swades Foundation Sse Goat
1200+ households

empowered with sustainable livelihoods through livestock assets (Goat Rearing)

Swades Foundation Sse Education
600+ students

supported to pursue quality education via scholarships

Swades Foundation Sse Skilling
1,050 youth

empowered to earn dignified and sustainable livelihoods with skill training

Swades Foundation Sse Toilet
1,000+ households

received individual toilets at home restoring dignity and safety of the families

Policies for Public Disclosure under SSE

Key Information

Demat Account is a prerequisite for applying to the ZCZP instrument. Make sure you hold an active DP account before you proceed for application.

The minimum investment amount is ₹ 1000

To be announced soon!

1. ASBA (via bank / SCSB / e-lPO platform)

ASBA = Application Supported by Blocked Amount Your bank blocks the amount in your account until allotment.

Step-by-Step (ASBA):
Step 1: Visit your bank's ASBA portal or the NSE's e-lPO platform.
Step 2: Select the SSE Issue and fill the ASBA Application Form.
Step 3: Ensure your bank account used is an ASBA-enabled SCSB account.
Step 4: Submit the application online OR via your bank's designated branch.
Step 5: Your bank (SCSB) will block the application amount in your bank account.
Step 6: The SCSB uploads your bid details to the NSE bidding platform.
Step 7: Once allotment is finalized, the blocked amount will be debited (if allotted) or released (if not allotted).

Who can submit ASBA forms:
- SCSBs (Self-Certified Syndicate Banks)
- Designated intermediaries registered on the NSE's e-lPO platform (except for UPI-based retail investors)


2. Physical / Offline Application

Step-by-step Physical / Offline Application Process (via Registrar to the Issue)
Step-by-Step (Physica 1/0ffine):
Step 1: Obtain the Physical Application Form from the issuer or Registrar.
Step 2: Fill in all required details accurately (PAN, DP ID, quantity, bank details, etc.).
Step 3: Make payment using: Cheque/Demand Draft, Or Electronic bank transfer to the Escrow Account
Step 4: If paying via bank transfer, mention the UTR number on the form.
Step 5: Submit the completed form directly to the Registrar before the Issue Closing Date.
Step 6: Ensure the Registrar receives:
Form + cheque/DD before Issue Closing Date, OR
Form + confirmation that the transferred amount reached the Escrow Account before Issue Close (form must be received within 3 working days).


3. UPI Mechanism (for retail investors - up to ₹5,00,000)

UPI applies only to Category IV (Retail Individual Investors) for bids up to ₹5 lakh.

Step-by-Step (UPI Mechanism):
Step 1: Visit the NSE's e-IPO platform (app or web-based).
Step 2: Select the SSE Issue and enter your details, including your UPI ID.
Step 3: Submit your bid online.
Step 4: NSE shares your bid and UPI ID with the Sponsor Bank.
Step 5: Sponsor Bank sends you a UPI Mandate Request.
Step 6: Approve the UPI mandate to block funds in your UPI-linked bank account.
Step 7: Your application is considered valid once the mandate is successfully approved.
Step 8: On allotment: Funds are debited (if allotted), Funds are released (if not allotted)
Note: UPI-based applications are not submitted via physical forms.

For any queries in the process please contact us at –
Call / Whatsapp – +91-9782100368 (Saral Purohit)
Email – [email protected]

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