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How to download and print an e-BRC from the DGFT Website

e-BRC is a legal proof of export payment receipt for the goods exported. Learn how to print and download eBRC from the DGFT website.
e-BRC is a legal proof of export payment receipt for the goods exported.
Having the right documents is an important aspect of exports. One such mandatory document is the Bank Realization Certificate (BRC), now digitized as the Electronic Bank Realization Certificate (e-BRC). Issued by banks and managed by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), the e-BRC acts as legal proof that the exporter has received payment for goods shipped overseas.

However, many exporters still face confusion around how to download e-BRC and how to print it out from the DGFT website. This blog explains how you can download e-BRC from DGFT and how to print e-BRC for smooth, hassle-free compliance.

What is e-BRC?

The Electronic Bank Realization Certificate, or e-BRC, is a digital document issued by authorized banks. It confirms the receipt of payment for foreign exchange earnings through exports. The digital certificate eliminates previous paperwork hassles, making the documentation process for exporters faster, secure, and less error prone.1

An e-BRC is essential for exporters to prove payment realization, apply for government export benefits, and maintain regulatory compliance. Indian banks generate e-BRCs and transmit them securely and electronically to the DGFT server, leveraging encryption and digital signatures for authenticity.

What is the purpose of an e-BRC?

In the past, obtaining a Bank Realization Certificate (BRC) involved the cumbersome task of physically submitting an application to the respective DGFT regional authority. BRC details would have to be manually entered into the DGFT application and then processed. This made the process complex and time-consuming.

By integrating e-BRC with banking systems, the DGFT can receive electronic information on shipping bills and foreign currency realization. These details are cross-checked with corresponding shipping bill data, including Freight on Board (FOB) value and e-BRC information, to ensure the accurate determination of incentives for exporters.2

The streamlined e-BRC acquisition process has improved efficiency by reducing human intervention and transaction costs. With e-BRC, exporters can easily claim export incentives and benefits such as subsidies, low-cost loans, duty exemptions, etc., through the DGFT online portal.

How to download e-BRC from DGFT website: A step-by-step guide

To download e-BRC from the DGFT portal, follow these steps:
Flowchart showing 6 steps to download e-BRC report from DGFT portal, from login to file download.

Step 1: Login to the DGFT portal

Log in to the DGFT website or create an account using your Importer-Exporter Code (IEC) and associated credentials.

Step 2: Navigate to My Dashboard

Once logged in, access the “My Dashboard” tab on the main page. This section serves as the hub for your various export documents.

Step 3: Select Repositories

Click on the “Repositories” option in the dashboard. This area contains all your e-documents, including your e-BRC files.

Step 4: Enter Bills Repository – Bank Realizations (e-BRC)

Select “Bills Repository,” then choose the “Bank Realizations (e-BRC)”. This brings up a filtered search for all e-BRCs linked to your IEC and exports.

Step 5: Set criteria and request report

Specify the desired date range (users can select up to three months at a time) for which you need to download e-BRC certificate. Click “Submit Request.”

Step 6: Receive and download the file

Once the request is submitted, confirmation appears, and the system provides you with your e-BRC details.3

How to print e-BRC from DGFT website: A step-by-step guide

● Step 1: Login and head to e-BRC repository

Log into the DGFT website and proceed to “My Dashboard” > “Repositories.

● Step 2: Locate specific e-BRC

Use available filters to narrow down your search by IRM number, bank, shipping bill, etc. Find the required e-BRC in your repository list.

● Step 3: Print e-BRC

Open the required e-BRC record on the DGFT portal and click the “Print e-BRC” button. This allows you to generate a certified digital or physical copy instantly via your browser’s print dialog.4

Conclusion

Knowing how to download eBRC and print BRC certificates is essential for smooth export documentation and for claiming government incentives. Exporters should coordinate with their banks to ensure timely uploads and regularly verify status on the DGFT portal to avoid delays. With e-BRCs in place, GST refund claims become simpler, export obligations are easier to meet, and documentation audits run more smoothly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do you get BRC certification?
To get a BRC, your bank must issue it after you receive foreign payment for your exports. The bank then uploads it to the DGFT portal, which you can access using your IEC.
2. How do you check your e-BRC status?
Login to the DGFT portal, go to Services → e-BRC → View e-BRC. Enter your IEC and date range to check the status of your e-BRC.
3. Who issues e-BRC?
An e-BRC is issued by the exporter’s authorized bank once the export proceeds are realized and credited to the exporter’s account. The bank uploads the certificate on the DGFT portal.
Published on March 13, 2024.
Updated on September 15, 2025

Sources:
1. https://www.credlix.com/blogs/what-is-ebrc-and-what-an-exporter-needs-to-know
2. https://www.dripcapital.com/en-in/resources/blog/ebrc-dgft
3. https://payglocal.in/blog/brc-details-download-print
4. https://payglocal.in/blog/brc-details-download-print

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