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Nidhi Company Registration

A mutual benefit company for lending and borrowing among its members, without an RBI licence.

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What is included Basic
₹24,999.00
Standard
₹39,999.00
7 Digital Signature Certificates
Name approval
MOA and AOA drafting
Certificate of Incorporation
PAN and TAN
NDH-4 declaration filing
First year statutory compliance
Dedicated compliance manager

Prices are our professional fee. Government fees and stamp duty are extra and shown separately.

Documents you will need

This is the same list we turn into your live checklist once you order, so nothing is a surprise later.

For each director / partner

PAN card Self-attested copy of the PAN card of each director/partner.
Required
Aadhaar card Self-attested Aadhaar. The mobile number linked to it must be reachable for OTP.
Required
Passport-size photograph Recent colour photograph, plain background.
Required
Address proof Bank statement, electricity bill, mobile bill or telephone bill — not older than 2 months.
Required

For a foreign national

Passport (foreign nationals) Apostilled or consularised passport copy. Required only where a director is a foreign national.
If applicable

For the registered office

Registered office address proof Latest electricity/water/gas bill or property tax receipt for the premises — not older than 2 months.
Required
Rent agreement Required where the premises are rented.
If applicable
No-objection certificate from the owner Signed NOC from the property owner permitting use as the registered office.
Required

Questions people actually ask

How many members does a Nidhi company need?

Minimum seven members and three directors at incorporation, rising to at least two hundred members within the prescribed period after incorporation.

Does a Nidhi company need an RBI licence?

No. Nidhi companies are regulated under the Companies Act and the Nidhi Rules rather than licensed by the RBI, though the RBI retains oversight powers.