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Udyam (MSME) registration

Free online Udyam registration for micro, small and medium enterprises, the 2025 size limits, and the payment protections that come with it.

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Size limits from 1 April 2025

An enterprise must meet both the investment limit and the turnover limit for its class.

Class Investment up to Turnover up to
Micro ₹2.5 crore ₹10 crore
Small ₹25 crore ₹100 crore
Medium ₹125 crore ₹500 crore

How to register

Registration is online, paperless and free, and works on self-declaration. You need the Aadhaar of the proprietor, managing partner, karta or authorised signatory, plus PAN and GSTIN. You don’t upload any documents. You get a permanent Udyam Registration Number and an e-certificate.

Informal micro enterprises that are exempt from GST can register through the Udyam Assist Platform instead, via designated agencies such as banks. Its certificate counts the same as a Udyam certificate for priority-sector lending.

Getting paid on time

  • Buyers’ tax deduction: a buyer can claim a deduction for money owed to a micro or small enterprise only once it is paid within the MSMED Act time limit. That is 15 days without a written agreement, and up to 45 days with one. This is section 43B(h).
  • Delayed payments: micro and small suppliers (not traders) can file a claim on MSME Samadhaan. Interest runs at three times the RBI bank rate, compounded monthly.

Sources

  1. Udyam Registration portal
  2. RBI FAQs on micro enterprises and Udyam Assist
  3. Income Tax Department: section 43B
  4. MSME Samadhaan FAQ

Last verified: 4 Nov 2026

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