MSME Export Credit Scheme: Big relief for exporters! Will Commerce Ministry’s plan offset the impact of US tariffs?

• New scheme of Ministry of Commerce is ready
• 45,000 crore twin schemes to ‘boost’ export sector
• Increase in exports will boost production and employment

MSME Export Credit Scheme: Commerce The ministry is expected to unveil the eight components of the Rs 25,060 crore export promotion drive next week. A senior government official said the Union Cabinet had approved two schemes in November last year, the Export Promotion Campaign and the Credit Guarantee Scheme, costing over Rs 45,000 crore. Export Promotion Mission (EPM) works through two integrated sub-schemes. Export promotion and export direction. Together, these address both financial and non-financial support aspects.

The government launched the Market Access Assistance (MAS) scheme in December 2025 under a Rs 4,531 crore scheme. In January, it announced an export support package of Rs 7,295 crore to provide credit to exporters, which includes an interest subsidy scheme of Rs 5,181 crore and collateral support of Rs 2,114 crore. All these measures will be implemented over a six-year period from 2025-31.

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will address issues such as e-commerce, warehousing and factoring services. Global cross-border factoring is estimated at 758 billion, while in India it is only 1 billion. Export promotion through various instruments such as interest subsidy, purchase of export receivables, credit cards for e-commerce exporters and credit enhancement support for diversification into new markets for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) Focuses on improving access to affordable trade finance.

The plan focuses on non-financial capabilities that enhance market readiness and competitiveness. These include export quality and compliance assistance, international branding, packaging assistance and participation in trade fairs, export warehousing and logistics, inland transport reimbursement, and trade intelligence and capacity-building activities. EPM integrates key export support schemes like Interest Equalization Scheme (IES) and Market Access Initiative (MAI) and aligns them with contemporary trade needs.

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Both these schemes will have a far-reaching impact on Indian exporters. Market experts predict that the plan will help exporters offset the losses caused by the US tariffs. Under this scheme, exporters will have easy access to credit and boost their businesses. Increased exports will also boost production and employment.