Publishing Date: 7 October, 2026
A Nidhi company is a public limited company formed to promote saving among its members. It accepts deposits from members and lends to members, usually against gold, property or fixed deposits. Nidhis are common in South India and are now registered across the country.
| Requirement | At incorporation | After incorporation |
|---|---|---|
| Members | 7 | At least 200 within the time set by the rules |
| Directors | 3 | 3 or more |
| Equity share capital | Rs 10 lakh | — |
| Net owned funds | — | At least Rs 20 lakh |
| NOF to deposits ratio | — | Not more than 1:20 |
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Q1. Is RBI approval needed for a Nidhi company?
No. A Nidhi is regulated by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs under the Nidhi Rules, 2014, not licensed by RBI, though RBI can issue directions on deposits.
Q2. Can a Nidhi lend to non-members?
No. A Nidhi can accept deposits from and lend only to its members.
Q3. What is NDH-4?
It is the application to the Central Government for declaration as a Nidhi, filed after the company meets the membership and net owned fund conditions.
Q4. Can a Nidhi open branches?
Yes, subject to conditions in the Nidhi Rules, including profitability and intimation requirements.
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