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Micro Finance Private Limited Company Registration

Register an NBFC-Micro Finance Institution. Regulatory compliance with RBI guidelines, net owned fund setup (minimum Rs.5 crore), and full MCA incorporation by our expert CA & CS team.

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What is a Micro Finance Company?

A Micro Finance Private Limited Company (NBFC-MFI) provides small loans up to Rs.3,00,000 per borrower to low-income households. Requires RBI registration and minimum Net Owned Fund (NOF) of Rs.5 crore.

RBI Eligibility Requirements

Criteria	Requirement
Minimum Net Owned Fund	Rs.5 Crore (Rs.2 Crore NE states)
Qualifying Asset Ratio	Minimum 85%
Maximum Loan Size	Rs.3,00,000 per borrower
Company Type	Must be Private Limited Company

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Minimum Net Owned Fund (NOF) of Rs.5 crore for NBFC-MFI registration with RBI. For North-East states, threshold is Rs.2 crore.

Any NBFC-MFI with assets of Rs.500 crore or more must be registered with RBI. Smaller MFIs can operate under state money lending acts.

Company incorporation takes 7-15 days. RBI approval process takes 3-6 months. Total timeline: 4-7 months.

Yes. An existing NBFC can apply to RBI for conversion by meeting qualifying asset and NOF requirements.

NBFC-MFIs are specialised NBFCs focused exclusively on micro-credit to low-income borrowers with specific portfolio requirements and interest rate caps.