The Export-Import Bank of India (EXIM Bank) has been a pillar in the nation’s economic framework, fostering export growth and enhancing global trade participation since its inception in 1982. This study, titled “Exim Bank of India’s Contribution to Export Finance: A Performance Assessment,” delves into the bank’s pivotal role in facilitating export finance through various mechanisms. This study becomes essential due to EXIM Bank’s diverse range of support for the exporters, such as pre-shipment and post-shipment financing, export credit facilities, guarantee programs, buyer’s credit, and lines of credit, all designed to enhance the global presence of Indian goods and services. The review of literature underscores EXIM Bank’s significant impact on enhancing export capacity, particularly for SMEs, and its contribution to economic growth. The study employs a detailed methodology based on secondary data spanning ten years (2013-14 to 2022-23), sourced from EXIM Bank’s annual reports, RBI publications, and relevant literature. Using the growth rate analysis, compound annual growth rate (CAGR), and averages, the study evaluates EXIM Bank’s performance across various financial products, including export credits, guarantees, buyer’s credit (including under the National Export Insurance Account), lines of credit, and other support mechanisms like the Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme and overseas investment finance.