The Delhi-headquartered lender said its participation in ONDC is 9.5 per cent equity capital in the company, or Rs 25 crore, whichever is lower.
“Such investment will be made in one or more tranches. The timeline for making the investment is yet to be finalised,” it said.
As the acquisition of shareholding is below 10 per cent, regulatory approval is not required, it added.
India is working on setting up an ONDC infrastructure which facilitates e-commerce by providing equal opportunities to all marketplace players.
In such a platform, the buyer can sell on a platform without being registered over there and vice-versa.