What is an NBFC and Why is Registration Necessary?

An **NBFC (Non-Banking Financial Company)** is a company registered under the Companies Act, 2013, engaged in the business of loans, advances, acquisition of shares/stocks, or leasing.

Unlike banks, NBFCs cannot accept demand deposits. To operate legally, an NBFC must be registered with and regulated by the **Reserve Bank of India (RBI)**, ensuring financial stability and compliance.

Types of NBFCs We Assist With

Investment Company (NBFC-ICC)

For financial institutions primarily dealing in the acquisition of shares and securities.

Loan Company (NBFC-Lending)

For institutions providing finance by way of loans or advances (the most common type).

Microfinance Institution (NBFC-MFI)

For companies providing financial assistance to low-income clients/micro-entrepreneurs.

The NBFC Registration Journey (RBI)

1

MCA Incorporation

Establish a **Private/Public Limited Company** and ensure the **₹10 Crore Net Owned Fund (NOF)** is met.

2

C-KYC & Board Resolution

Compliance with C-KYC and documentation like Board Resolution, KYC of directors, and certified true copies.

3

Filing with RBI (COSMOS)

Online application for Certificate of Registration (CoR) on the RBI's dedicated COSMOS portal.

4

Due Diligence & Approval

RBI scrutinizes the application, management history, and NOF. Approval is granted upon satisfaction.

NBFC Registration Advisory Package

NBFC registration is complex. Our team provides specialized advisory for smooth, timely RBI approval:

Due to complexity, registration timelines are subject to RBI processing.