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Look up any of 28,415 listed bonds in India

See any bond's coupon, indicative yield, credit rating and maturity, compare across issuers, and invest in the ones available on Grip.

6,012Unique issuers8,675Rated bonds2,953AAA rated
10.38%Median indicative yield
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Understand bond basics, yields, credit ratings, taxation and investing in just a few minutes.

What is a bond?

A bond is a loan you give to a company or government. In return, it pays you fixed interest at set dates during the tenure, which can be monthly, quarterly or annually. And your principal is returned at maturity. Bond basics in the FAQ →

What is a credit rating?

Credit rating is an assessment of the probability of default on payment of your bond's interest and principal. They are based on credit rating agency's assessment of the bond issuer's financial health and credit repayment capacity. Generally, higher the credit rating of the issuer, lower the chances of default. See the rating ladder →

How is yield different from the coupon?

The coupon is the fixed interest rate on the bond's face value; the indicative yield is your annualised return at today's price, so the two differ once a bond trades above or below face value. Compare yields →

What does “Available on Grip” mean?

That bond can be bought right now on Grip, a SEBI-registered platform. The rest of the directory is for research and informational purposes. More in the FAQ →

Getting started

How to invest through Grip

Three steps from finding a bond in the directory to owning it on Grip.

  1. 1

    Find and compare a bond

    Search and filter the directory, then compare a bond's coupon, indicative yield, credit rating and maturity against others before you decide.

  2. 2

    Open it on Grip and complete KYC

    Open the bond on Grip, a SEBI-registered platform, and complete a one-time KYC. It takes a few minutes and you only do it once.

  3. 3

    Invest and pay securely

    Place your order and pay securely. The bond is credited to your demat account and held in your own name.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to what people ask most. The full set lives on the FAQ page.

Does the directory list every bond?

Yes. We list every live, non-matured bond we can source from public market data, across all credit ratings, including unrated bonds. Matured bonds are left out because they can no longer be bought. If a bond is still live, you should be able to find it here.

Is the directory free to use?

Yes, completely. There is no login, subscription or charge to browse, search or compare bonds. You only need an account when you decide to invest in a bond on Grip's platform.

How fresh is the data?

We refresh the bond data on a regular schedule and show an "as of" date, so you always know how current it is. Details like ratings and terms come from public market data. Figures such as yield are indicative and meant for comparison; the exact terms for any investment are confirmed on Grip's platform before you invest.

Where does the bond data come from?

From public market data published for India's debt securities. We clean and standardise it so you can compare bonds on a like-for-like basis: one rating scale, consistent maturity buckets, and a comparable yield measure.

What is an ISIN?

An ISIN (International Securities Identification Number) is a unique 12-character code that identifies one specific bond. Every bond in the directory has its own ISIN, so you can be sure you are looking at exactly the security you mean, even when an issuer has many bonds.

How do I check that a bond platform is registered with SEBI?

Deal only with platforms registered with SEBI as Online Bond Platform Providers. You can check SEBI's list of registered OBPPs on sebi.gov.in and the member lists on the NSE and BSE websites, and a registered platform shows its SEBI registration details on its own site. In November 2025 SEBI publicly cautioned investors against using unregistered bond platforms, so this check is worth a minute of your time.

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