Social media monitor · RBI-recognised SROs

Where the SROs post

Codes of conduct, consultation responses and discipline machinery often surface first on an SRO’s own channels — usually LinkedIn, sometimes X. This page tracks every official account of the nine RBI-recognised SROs, and the daily refresh re-checks each one against the SRO’s own website. ✓ = still linked from the SRO’s site today · ✎ = verified via the SRO’s own announcement or platform search.

29official accounts tracked
7handles on X (Twitter)
7 of 9SROs reachable on X
2LinkedIn-only — no public feed

The accounts

Nine cards, one per SRO. Hover a handle for notes; click through to follow.

How this is monitored

  • The daily refresh re-fetches the SROs’ own pages, then a drift check (scripts/social_check.py) confirms every ✓-marked account is still linked from its official site. Last drift check 2026-09-25: 23/23 official-site links still live.
  • X, LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram block robots, so follower counts and post contents are not scraped here — links are curated, dated (verified 2026-09-25) and re-verified in the direction platforms can’t block: the SRO’s own website.
  • A handle vanishing from an official site is the cheapest early signal of a rebrand, a takeover or a quietly deleted account — it shows here as a ⚠ flag.
  • Spotted a new or dead handle? It’s a one-row fix in data/social.csv (CC BY 4.0).

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