Hi all, I'm Arindam, the maker of RetailBonds.in. It launches here tomorrow at 12:31 PM IST.
It's a free, neutral screener for Indian fixed income: G-Secs, T-Bills, SDLs, NCDs and corporate bonds. You can filter by yield, rating and tenure, follow credit rating actions, compare bonds side by side, browse issuer profiles and see the yield curve. It doesn't execute trades, route orders or give advice, and the data sources are listed on the methodology page.
Before launch I'd love to know:
What's the first thing you'd want to filter on?
Which data is hardest to find for Indian bonds today?
Is there anything on the site that looks confusing or missing?
Indian bond data is scattered across exchange pages, rating PDFs and broker apps. RetailBonds.in puts it in one free screener. Filter G-Secs, T-Bills, SDLs, NCDs and corporate bonds by yield, rating and tenure. Track credit rating actions, compare issuers, and see the yield curve. Neutral by design: we route no orders, hold no funds and give no advice. Ratings come only from registered agencies, and every data source is cited on our methodology page.
