evidence: Earlier, 785 mandis were integrated with e-NAM across 17 States and 2 UTs, with a user base of 1.66 crore farmers, 1.30 lakh traders and 71,911 commission agents. As of 9th May 2020, total volume of 3.43 crore MT & 37.93 lakh numbers (Bamboo & Coconut) collectively worth more than Rs 1 lakh crore (US$ 14.19 million) has been traded on e-NAM platform. Digital payment worth Rs 708 crore (US4 100.44 million) have been done via e-NAM platform, benefitting more than 1.25 lakh farmers. e-NAM facilitates trade beyond mandi/ state borders. A total of 236 mandis participated in inter- mandi trade across 12 States whereas 13 States/UT have participated in the inter-state trade allowing farmers to interact directly with distantly located traders. At present, 150 commodities, including food grains, oilseeds, fibers, vegetables and fruits, are being traded on e-NAM. More than 1,005 FPOs have been registered on e-NAM platform and have traded 2900 MT of agri-produce worth Rs 7.92 crore (US4 1.12 million). [...] While looking at the achievements of e-NAM in its Phase-I (integration of 585 mandis), it is heading on a path of expansion by spreading its wings with additional 415 mandis planned to be on-boarded before 15th of May’2020, taking the total number of e-NAM mandis to 1,000 across 18 States & 3 UTs to achieve "One Nation One Market" vision of the Prime Minister.