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GIFT IFSC is emerging as a structural outbound gateway for Indian household capital, with banking assets crossing $106.7 billion in February 2026 (up sevenfold from 2020) and monthly exchange turnover reaching $129.8 billion by March 2026. Goldman Sachs projects around $9.5 trillion of cumulative inflows into Indian household financial assets over the next decade, with 5 percent allocation to foreign assets implying about $500 billion of new outbound demand. The IFSCA's revised Global Access Provider framework in August 2025 enables IFSC-registered brokers to connect Indian investors to over 150 international exchanges under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme, and India's first retail outbound mutual fund from GIFT City launched in June 2025 with a $5,000 minimum entry.