Every registered MSME in India gets access to priority loans, tax reliefs, government contracts, and funding schemes. If your startup isn't registered yet, you're leaving real money on the table.
Udyam is the Government of India's unified portal to recognize and support Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises. A single registration gives your business a unique Udyam Registration Number (URN) that acts as your passport to a wide range of government benefits, priority financial products, and startup support programs.
It replaced the old Udyog Aadhaar system and consolidated multiple registration requirements into one simple online process. Whether you are a solo founder, a partnership, or a registered company, Udyam treats your business as a recognized entity in India's formal economy.
Every month without Udyam registration is a month of missed loan eligibility, missed subsidies, and missed government procurement opportunities. The registration is free. The cost of not registering is not.
Registration isn't just a compliance checkbox. It directly changes what your startup can access.
Banks have dedicated MSME loan windows with reduced interest rates, faster processing, and lower documentation requirements. Your Udyam number is the entry ticket.
Under the Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE), registered MSMEs can access loans up to ₹2 crore without pledging assets or collateral.
Central and state governments reserve a portion of procurement for MSMEs. Registered businesses get price preference and reserved categories in tenders.
GST exemption thresholds, simplified labor law compliance, exemption from certain factory licensing requirements, and concessions under direct tax schemes.
Technology upgrade subsidies, market development assistance, skill training support, and state-specific incentives are only available to Udyam-registered businesses.
Udyam registration signals legitimacy. Investors, banks, and enterprise clients increasingly treat it as a baseline for doing business with early-stage startups.
These benefits are available to your startup right now. The only thing standing between you and them is registration.
Talk to Our TeamThe eligibility is broad by design. If you run any kind of business entity in India, you are likely eligible.
No minimum revenue needed. If you have started operations, you can register. Getting it done early means earlier access to schemes and financial products.
Turnover under ₹250 crore (manufacturing) or ₹100 crore (services)? Udyam gives you access to CGTMSE loans, government contracts, and sectoral subsidies.
No investors, no external funding yet? Udyam-backed government loans and seed schemes are specifically designed to support bootstrapped ventures in early stages.
The moment your Udyam certificate is issued, several doors open that were previously closed to your startup.
PSU and private banks recognize your Udyam number for MSME loan products. Priority sector lending means faster approval and dedicated relationship managers.
You become searchable and eligible on scheme portals like MSME Samadhaan, Udyam Assist, and state-level startup support programs.
Central and state government tenders reserve categories for MSMEs. You can bid for contracts that previously required larger company status.
Under MSMED Act, registered MSMEs get priority dispute resolution for delayed payments from buyers — a significant protection for early-stage businesses.
Don't let another quarter pass without these protections and benefits in place. Naraway helps you get registered and access what's available for your stage.
Start the ConversationNo. Udyam registration is designed to reduce compliance burden for small businesses, not increase it. You get more flexibility, not more obligations.
There is no minimum revenue requirement. You can register from day one of operations. The government wants to support businesses at the earliest stage possible.
The registration itself is completely free on the official government portal. No government fees are involved in obtaining your Udyam certificate.
The opposite. Investors view Udyam registration as a positive compliance signal. It shows founders are serious about building a legitimate, structured business.
They are different registrations with overlapping benefits. DPIIT recognition is for fast-growth startups. Udyam covers a broader range of small businesses. Many founders benefit from having both.
Udyam registration opens access to loans, grants, tax benefits, and government schemes that most founders don't know they're already eligible for. We help you get there without the confusion.
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