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A Nidhi company is a non-banking financing company in India, as defined under section 406 of the Companies Act, 2013. Borrowing and lending money between members is their prime business.
Documents for the Directors & Shareholders:
Registered Office Address Proof :
Digital Signature Certificate (DCS)
Director Identification Number (DIN)
Memorandum of Association (MoA)
Articles of Association (AoA)
Incorporation Certificate
Company PAN
Company TAN
A Nidhi Company gets formed with the primary goal of encouraging its members to save money and be thrifty. It is a business entity incorporated under the Companies Act of 2013. With the express purpose of instilling in its members the habit of saving and thrift.
Nidhi firms are permitted to collect deposits from their members and lend only to them. It essentially indicates that the monies invested in a Nidhi firm come solely from its members (shareholders) and get used by the Nidhi Company shareholders.
Number of Members
A minimum of seven members is necessary to form a Nidhi Company, with three of those individuals serving as directors.
To form a Nidhi Company, you need a minimum of 5 lakh rupees in equity share capital. The Nidhi Company is not permitted to issue preference shares.
Prohibited activities in a Nidhi Company
Nidhi Company is not all to conduct business in particular fields such as chit funds, hire-purchase finance, leasing finance, insurance, or securities. Accepting deposits from or lending money to anyone other than members is banned.
It also can’t publicize itself to solicit deposits.
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