Overview
An OPC is ideal for solo entrepreneurs who want corporate standing but are not ready for a full Private Limited. We handle name approval, the nominee appointment, DSC/DIN, MOA/AOA and SPICe+ filing to get you incorporated cleanly.
As the business grows, an OPC can be converted into a Private Limited when you are ready to bring in investors.
What's included
- Name approval
- 1 DSC & DIN
- Nominee documentation
- MOA & AOA
- SPICe+ filing
- PAN & TAN
- Certificate of Incorporation
How we approach it
Frequently asked questions
Who can register an OPC?
A single resident Indian individual, who must nominate a nominee.
Can an OPC raise funding?
Not by issuing equity to investors — an OPC is best converted to a Private Limited before raising a round.
Is there a turnover limit?
An OPC that crosses certain thresholds must convert to a Private or Public company.
Can an NRI incorporate an OPC in India?
No, only an Indian citizen and resident can be the sole member or nominee of an OPC under current rules.
What happens if the sole member becomes incapacitated?
The nominated nominee steps in as the member, which is why appointing a nominee is mandatory at incorporation.
Is there a limit on how many OPCs one person can incorporate?
Yes, an individual can generally be a member or nominee of only one OPC at a time.
Talk to us about OPC Registration.
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