One Person Company
Registration
Run a company with complete limited liability protection - all by yourself. OPC gives solo founders corporate credibility, easier bank lending, and the ability to convert to Pvt. Ltd. as you scale. We handle the full registration and advise on whether OPC or sole proprietorship makes more sense for your specific business model.
SOLO FOUNDER · FULL CORPORATE POWER
Everything a solo founder needs
Everything needed, in one engagement
Our 5‑step process
Eligibility Check & Name Reservation
We verify you meet OPC eligibility criteria (Indian resident, natural person) and reserve your company name via RUN.
DSC, DIN & Nominee Appointment
DSC and DIN obtained for the founder. Nominee identified, consent obtained via Form INC‑3.
MOA, AOA & SPICe+ Preparation
Memorandum and Articles drafted for single‑member structure; SPICe+ form prepared with all declarations.
MCA Filing & Approval
Complete application filed with the Registrar of Companies. Any clarifications are handled by our team.
CoI, PAN, TAN & GST Delivery
Certificate of Incorporation, CIN, PAN, TAN delivered - followed by GST registration if required.
OPC vs Sole Proprietorship vs Pvt. Ltd.
| Feature | OPC | Sole Prop. | Pvt. Ltd. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Limited Liability | Yes | No | Yes |
| Separate Legal Entity | Yes | No | Yes |
| Single Owner Possible | Yes | Yes | No |
| Bank Credibility | High | Low | Highest |
| Can Raise Equity | No | No | Yes |
| Compliance Burden | Moderate | Very Low | High |
| Upgrade Path | → Pvt. Ltd. | - | Already there |
Who qualifies for OPC
OPC is designed for a specific profile. Here's what you need to qualify.
The sole member must be a natural person who is both a citizen and resident of India.
A person can be a member of only one OPC at a time.
A nominee (another Indian citizen & resident) must be appointed at the time of incorporation.
If annual turnover exceeds ₹2 crore or paid‑up capital exceeds ₹50 lakh, mandatory conversion to Pvt. Ltd. applies.
Neither the member nor the nominee can be a minor at the time of incorporation.