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Overview

What Is a One Person Company?

An OPC is a company structure introduced under the Companies Act, 2013 that lets a single individual run a fully incorporated company — combining sole ownership with the limited liability of a corporate structure.

01

Single Member

Owned and run by one individual, who is also usually its sole director.

02

Limited Liability

The member's liability is limited to the shares they hold, unlike a proprietorship.

03

Separate Legal Entity

The company can own assets and enter contracts in its own name.

04

Mandatory Nominee

A nominee is named at incorporation to step in if the sole member is unable to continue.

05

No Minimum Capital

There is no mandatory minimum paid-up capital to incorporate.

06

Distinct Company Name

Must be approved by the RoC and carry the suffix "(OPC) Private Limited".

Eligibility

Requirements to Register

Basic conditions that must be met before incorporating an OPC.

Resident Indian Citizen as Member
One Nominee Appointed
Minimum 1 Director
No Minor as Member or Nominee
Registered Office Address
DIN & DSC for Director
Documents Required

Documents Needed for OPC Registration

01

Passport-size Photo

Recent photograph of the sole member and nominee.

02

PAN Card

PAN of the member, director and nominee.

03

Identity Proof

Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, Driving Licence or Passport.

04

Address Proof

Bank statement or mobile/telephone bill not older than 2 months.

05

Registered Office Proof

Sale deed if owned, or rent agreement and NOC if rented.

06

Latest Electricity Bill

Recent utility bill of the registered office premises.

Benefits

Advantages of a One Person Company

01
Limited Liability

The sole member's personal assets stay protected beyond what they've invested in shares.

02
Continuity, Even If the Owner Can't Continue

The named nominee steps in to run the company, so operations don't come to a halt.

03
Stronger Credibility

A registered company structure builds more trust than a proprietorship with vendors and lenders.

04
Complete Control

As the only member, you retain full decision-making control over the business.

05
Simple to Transfer or Exit

Ownership can be transferred by handing over shares, simpler than winding up a proprietorship.

06
Easier Access to Credit

Banks and NBFCs are generally more comfortable lending to a registered company.

Simple & Transparent Process

How We Work

From application to your OPC's Certificate of Incorporation.

01
Fill Form & Make Payment

Share your details and complete payment to start the application.

02
Expert Call & Documents

Our expert calls you and collects the documents needed for filing.

03
DIN & DSC Applied For

Director Identification Number and Digital Signature Certificate are obtained.

04
MOA & AOA Drafted

Your Memorandum and Articles of Association are prepared, naming the nominee.

05
Filed With the ROC

All documents are submitted to the Registrar of Companies of your state.

06
Certificate Issued

Once approved, your Certificate of Incorporation is issued and shared with you.

Know the Difference

Compare OPC With Other Business Structures

See how a One Person Company stacks up against every common structure before you register.

BasisPrivate Limited CompanyOne Person CompanyLimited Liability PartnershipPartnership FirmProprietorship Firm
Act Companies Act, 2013 Companies Act, 2013 LLP Act, 2008 Indian Partnership Act, 1932 No dedicated Act
Registration Requirement Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory Optional Not mandatory
Number of Members 2 – 200 Only 1 2 – Unlimited 2 – 50 Only 1
Separate Legal Entity Yes Yes Yes No No
Liability Protection Limited Limited Limited Unlimited Unlimited
Statutory Audit Mandatory Mandatory Dependent on turnover/contribution Not mandatory Not mandatory
Ownership Transferability Yes No Yes No No
Uninterrupted Existence Yes Yes Yes No No
Foreign Participation Allowed Not Allowed Allowed Not Allowed Not Allowed
Tax Rates Moderate Moderate Higher Higher Low
Statutory Compliance High Moderate Moderate Less Less

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Packages

Choose Your Plan

Pick the level of support that fits your business — pricing is shared with you directly, based on your specific requirement.

Basic OPC Registration

Get your One Person Company incorporated, ready to operate.

  • 1 DIN & 1 DSC
  • Name reservation
  • MOA, AOA & incorporation filing
  • Certificate of Incorporation, PAN & TAN
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OPC Registration + Compliance

End-to-end setup with a year of compliance support.

  • Everything in Complete Registration
  • Auditor appointment (ADT-1)
  • Annual ROC filing for 1 year
  • Dedicated compliance manager
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* Excluding applicable government fees and stamp duty. Final pricing is shared during consultation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A One Person Company is a company registered under the Companies Act, 2013 with just a single member, who enjoys limited liability and a separate legal identity — something a sole proprietorship doesn't offer.

Just one director is required, and that director is typically the same person as the sole member. An OPC can appoint up to 15 directors if it chooses to.

The nominee is a person named at incorporation who becomes the OPC's member if the original member dies or becomes otherwise incapable of continuing — ensuring the company doesn't come to a standstill.

Yes. An OPC can voluntarily convert into a private or public limited company by following the prescribed MCA procedure — useful once the business needs more shareholders or wants to raise equity capital.

No. There's no mandatory minimum paid-up capital — you can incorporate with whatever capital amount suits your business.

Yes. A nominee can withdraw their consent at any time by giving notice, and the member can then appoint a new nominee by filing the required form with the RoC.

No. Only a natural person who is an Indian citizen and resident in India can be the member of an OPC, so foreign nationals and NRIs currently cannot hold that position or bring in FDI directly through this structure.
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