Udyam Registration (MSME) Services
Register your Micro, Small, or Medium Enterprise (MSME) on the Udyam portal with expert guidance from verified specialists — fast, accurate, and fully assisted.
Services we help with
New Udyam Registration
Register your business as an MSME on the Udyam portal and get your Udyam Registration Number (URN).
Udyam Certificate Download
Get assistance downloading your Udyam Registration Certificate after successful registration.
Udyam Profile Update
Update your business details — turnover, investment, activity type — on the Udyam portal.
Udyam Re-registration
Re-register under the Udyam scheme if you were previously registered under Udyog Aadhaar (UAM).
How it works
1
Sign in and select your service
Create a free account and choose the exact service you need from our catalogue.
2
Upload your documents
Securely upload the required supporting documents. Your specialist will review them and contact you.
3
Your specialist handles the rest
A verified specialist manages the application process. Track progress in real time and confirm once done.
Frequently asked questions
Any Micro, Small, or Medium Enterprise engaged in manufacturing, services, or trading is eligible. Micro enterprises have investment up to ₹1 crore and turnover up to ₹5 crore; Small up to ₹10 crore investment and ₹50 crore turnover; Medium up to ₹50 crore investment and ₹250 crore turnover.
The registration is primarily Aadhaar-based. You need the Aadhaar number of the proprietor/managing partner/authorized signatory, PAN of the business, and basic business details like activity type, bank account information, and NIC code. A specialist on Krakens will guide you through the complete process.
Udyam Registration is typically completed within 12 hours of submitting all required information and documents. The Udyam Registration Certificate is issued instantly upon successful registration on the portal.
Registered MSMEs get access to priority sector lending, collateral-free loans, lower interest rates, government tender preferences, protection against delayed payments, and various state and central government schemes and subsidies.