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One Person Company (OPC):
Structure and Security for Solo Visionaries.

Dreaming of a business that lets you control everything, yet keeps your personal assets safe? India’s OPC is made for solo entrepreneurs who want the stature of a company without the baggage of partners.

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The Ultimate Single-Founder Structure

Why an OPC is the Perfect Fit for Solo Founders

An OPC blends the simplicity of a proprietorship with the legal strength of a company. You enjoy full command, exclusive profits, and a professional image—plus, your personal savings and property are never at risk if the business hits a bump.

Control & Protection

Gain the benefits of a corporate structure without sacrificing your autonomy.

  • Full Ownership, Total Control: No need to share decisions or profits with anyone.
  • Limited Liability: Your personal assets are legally protected from business debts and lawsuits.
  • Separate Legal Entity: The company can own assets and enter contracts in its own name.

Growth & Credibility

An OPC is a legitimate, scalable business entity that the market takes seriously.

  • Easy Funding & Credibility: Banks and lenders prefer a registered company over an informal business.
  • Smooth Transition: Easily add new directors or convert to a Private Limited Company as you grow.
The Transparent Truth

What You Gain vs. What to Expect

We don’t just highlight the perks; we prepare you for every responsibility.

Strategic Edge

An OPC offers unique advantages tailored for the solo entrepreneur.

  • Prestige & Professionalism: Instantly boosts your brand's image in the market.
  • Succession Planning: A mandatory nominee ensures your business continues seamlessly.
  • Low Compliance for Startups: Fewer filings and simpler rules compared to other company types.
  • No Partner Drama: All decisions, profits, and direction are 100% yours.

Operational Realities

Understanding the rules and limitations is key to staying compliant.

  • Annual Filings Required: ROC returns, audits, and other compliances are mandatory.
  • Only One Member Allowed: To add a co-founder, you must convert to a Private Limited Company.
  • Investment Restrictions: Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is not permitted in an OPC.
  • Business Activity Limits: Not allowed for NBFCs or investment-related activities.
Our Process

Your Step-By-Step OPC Roadmap

A clear, quick, and compliant path to launching your solo venture.

1

DSC, DPIN & Name

We procure the Digital Signature (DSC) & Director Number (DPIN) and file your proposed company name for ROC approval.

2

Nominee Consent

We prepare the mandatory Nominee Consent Form (INC-3), a crucial step for ensuring your business continuity.

3

Filing SPICe+ Form

We draft the MOA & AOA and file the all-in-one SPICe+ form with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).

4

Receive Certificate

Upon approval, you receive your Certificate of Incorporation. Your OPC is officially registered and ready to operate!

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Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Your questions about One Person Company, answered for 2025.

Yes, any Indian citizen who has been resident in India for at least 120 days in the preceding financial year can incorporate an OPC.

No, by definition, an OPC can only have one member (shareholder). A nominee is mandatory for succession but is not considered an active member.

Yes, you can voluntarily convert your OPC into a Private or Public Company at any time. As per the latest rules, there is no minimum lock-in period before conversion.

No, you can use your residential address as the registered office for your OPC, provided you have the necessary address proof and a No-Objection Certificate (NOC) from the property owner.

There is no statutory minimum paid-up capital requirement. You can start an OPC with any amount of capital.

GST registration is only required if your annual turnover exceeds the prescribed GST threshold (e.g., ₹20 lakh for services) or if you are involved in inter-state sales.

No, both the sole member and the nominee must be natural persons, Indian citizens, and above the age of 18.

Yes, every OPC, regardless of its turnover or capital, must have its financial statements audited by a practicing Chartered Accountant every financial year.

No, the eligibility to form an OPC is restricted to Indian citizens who are resident in India.

No. The rules for mandatory conversion upon crossing a certain paid-up capital or turnover threshold have been removed. You can continue as an OPC irrespective of your size.

Yes, once your OPC is registered and you receive the Certificate of Incorporation, you can open a dedicated business current account with any bank in the company's name.

In such an event, the person nominated by the sole member at the time of incorporation automatically becomes the new member of the company, ensuring seamless business continuity.