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Nidhi Companies in India are established to promote the habit of thrift and savings among their members. These companies are permitted to borrow from and lend to their members, with funds coming exclusively from the members (shareholders). As a result, Nidhi companies primarily serve to foster savings practices within a specific group of individuals.
You are required to place the Enquiry and fill your details in our simple questionnaire
You can submit the documents by email or whatsapp and we will verify the same
Obtain DSC and DIN (Director Identification Number) for OPC
We will verify the documents and then we shall apply for LLP Name approval
We will submit the documents to ROC and get your Nidhi company registered.
We will make application of PAN And TAN with NSDL
The Nidhi company must be registered as a Public Limited Company, under the Companies Act, 2013. This essentially means that there are at least 3 Directors and 7 Shareholders. Further, its MoA (Memorandum of Association) must state that the main objective of the proposed company is to promote thriftiness and a habit of savings among its members.
The maximum balance in a savings account of one member of a Nidhi company should not be more than Rs. 1 lakh. The maximum rate of interest that can be paid on any deposits should not be more than 2% above the rate of interest payable by nationalized banks, on such deposits.
A Nidhi can be incorporated with a minimum of 3 directors and a maximum of 15 Directors.
Once Nidhi Company has been registered, it must meet the following requirements within 1-year:
1. Register at least 200 members.
2. Maintain minimum net owned funds (NOF) of Rs. 10 Lakh.
3. Maintain NOF to deposit ratio of 1:20.
4. Of all the outstanding deposits, at least 10% must be unencumbered term deposits.
• Nidhi Company is prohibited to engage in chit funds, insurance, leasing finance or acquisition of
securities issued by any Body Corporate.
• Nidhi Company cannot issue preference shares, debentures or any other such instrument.
• It cannot accept deposits nor lend money, other than its members.
• These companies cannot pay any incentive for mobilizing deposits.