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Nidhi Company registration in India is governed by the Nidhi Rules, 2014, and the Companies Act, 2013, focusing on promoting savings and lending within a member-based model. The process involves acquiring a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC), Director Identification Number (DIN), name approval from the MCA, and filing the MoA and AoA through Form SPICe+ to receive the Certificate of Incorporation.
After registration, Nidhi Companies must follow RBI compliance, including managing member-based deposits and loans, maintaining unencumbered term deposits, and submitting half-yearly returns and IT filings. They must also operate a current account and meet MCA reporting obligations. Sperso Filings simplifies this with end-to-end support, from incorporation to compliance.
A Nidhi Company is a type of Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) in India that encourages savings and lending exclusively among its members. It operates by collecting deposits and offering loans within a close-knit community, promoting financial discipline and mutual benefit.
The core aim is to foster thrift and collective financial growth. Regulated by the Companies Act, 2013 and monitored by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), Nidhi Companies are required to follow operational and financial guidelines, ensuring transparency and safeguarding member interests.
Nidhi Companies play a vital role in promoting financial inclusion, especially in areas with limited access to traditional banks. They offer essential savings and credit services to their members.
Registering a Nidhi Company involves following a structured, legally compliant process as per the Companies Act, 2013.
Nidhi Companies ensure long-term sustainability by complying with RBI norms and focusing on internal member-based operations:
Nidhi Companies function as member-based financial institutions that encourage savings and provide credit within a regulated structure.
Nidhi Companies are governed under a detailed legal and regulatory structure ensuring transparency and stability.
To register a Nidhi Company in India, specific regulatory requirements must be met to ensure legal compliance and financial viability.
To successfully register a Nidhi Company, the following documents are required:
Setting up a Nidhi Company involves several key steps, as per MCA guidelines:
After incorporation, Nidhi Companies must comply with various legal, financial, and operational norms:
Strict financial rules help maintain trust and regulatory compliance:
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Usually 30–45 days, depending on document readiness and ROC processing time.
Minimum 7 members are required at the time of incorporation, and the company must reach 200 members within 1 year.
No. A Nidhi Company can only accept deposits from its registered members.
No, only Indian citizens are allowed to be directors of a Nidhi Company.
Yes, the minimum paid-up capital required is ₹5 lakhs.
Yes, Nidhi Companies are only allowed to deal in deposits and lending activities among their members.
Nidhi Companies must maintain a NOF to deposits ratio of 1:20.
NDH-1 is a half-yearly return that contains details of members and financial statements.
Yes, stamp duty is applicable on incorporation-related documents as per the respective state laws.
Chartered Accountants or Company Secretaries ensure legal compliance, assist in filings, and conduct audits.
Reach 200 members, maintain the 1:20 NOF ratio, and file NDH-1 within the specified timeline.
DSC → DIN → Name Approval → SPICe+ Form → MOA/AOA → Certificate of Incorporation (COI).
No. Only public limited companies are eligible to be registered as or converted into a Nidhi Company.
A unique name avoids duplication and establishes a distinct identity for the company.
Yes, provided it complies with ROC naming guidelines and is not similar to an existing entity.
Yes, a valid mobile number is required for receiving OTPs and official communications.
The company must reach 200 members within one year and file forms NDH-1, NDH-2, and NDH-3 accordingly.
The Registrar of Companies (ROC) approves incorporation, monitors compliance, and manages filings.
Loans can only be granted to members and must be secured against fixed deposits, shares, or property.
Annual filings include NDH-1, NDH-2, NDH-3, and audited financial statements as per the Companies Act.
Yes, Nidhi Companies can operate in multiple states, subject to state-specific regulatory compliance.
Yes, statutory audits are mandatory under the Companies Act, 2013.
You need to file the necessary ROC forms and obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the new premises.
Rejections may occur due to incomplete documentation, failure to meet NOF/member norms, or name conflicts.
Yes, existing public companies can convert into a Nidhi Company through a special resolution and ROC approval.