What is F.C.R.A? Why is applicable to Ketto
The Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) 2010 is an Indian law that regulates the receipt and use of foreign funds contributed by individuals, associations, or companies, as well as prohibits the acceptance and use of foreign contributions or foreign hospitality for any activities harmful to the national interest, as well as matters related to or incidental to those activities.
The FCRA will apply to all foreign donations received through Ketto. Before accepting foreign contributions, recipients must check that they are in compliance with the FCRA and other RBI standards.
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