Udyam / MSME Registration
Formal MSME classification - unlocking priority lending, protection against delayed payments, government tender preferences, and tax benefits that non-registered businesses don't get.
Registration is free of cost and based on self-declared investment and turnover figures.
Buyers must pay registered MSMEs within 45 days, with interest liability for delayed payments.
Your Micro/Small/Medium classification is revised as investment and turnover change - no separate re-registration.
Udyam registration pulls data directly from PAN and GST records for verification.
Registered and positioned to claim the benefits.
We determine your Micro/Small/Medium classification based on investment and turnover.
Registration filed online with PAN and GST linkage, certificate issued immediately.
We flag which lending, tender and payment-protection benefits apply to your specific classification.
Part of Layer 1 - Entry, for both setup tracks.
We register for Udyam alongside incorporation, so payment protection and lending benefits apply from your first invoice.
Start your setup →Never registered despite qualifying? We check eligibility and register during your diagnostic.
Run your diagnostic →Common questions
It's not legally mandatory to operate a business, but without it you forfeit the 45-day payment-protection, priority-sector lending, collateral-free loan schemes, and government tender preferences reserved specifically for Udyam-registered MSMEs.
Classification depends on two composite criteria - investment in plant, machinery or equipment, and annual turnover. Both thresholds are checked together; crossing either one can move you into the next classification tier automatically based on your ITR and GST filings.
Yes - Udyam registration is available to any entity type (Private Limited Company, LLP, proprietorship, partnership firm, or trust) that meets the investment and turnover thresholds, not just sole proprietors.
Just your Aadhaar number (of the proprietor, managing partner, or authorized signatory) and PAN of the enterprise - the process is largely self-declaration based and pulls turnover data from linked GST and Income Tax records automatically.
No - Udyam registration has no expiry date and does not need periodic renewal. Your classification updates automatically each year based on updated turnover and investment figures pulled from your filings.
Under the MSME Development Act, the buyer becomes liable to pay compound interest at three times the RBI-notified rate on the delayed amount, and the dispute can be escalated to the MSME Facilitation Council for resolution.