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UDYAM RE-REGISTRATION

Note:- OTP will be sent on mobile number mentioned on UAM certificate for verification.
  • Aadhaar number shall be required for Udyam Registration.
  • The Aadhaar number shall be of the proprietor in the case of a proprietorship firm, of the managing partner in the case of a partnership firm and of a karta in the case of a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF).
  • In case of a Company or a Limited Liability Partnership or a Cooperative Society or a Society or a Trust, the organisation or its authorised signatory shall provide its GSTIN(As per applicablity of CGST Act 2017 and as notified by the ministry of MSME vide S.O. 1055(E) dated 05th March 2021) and PAN along with its Aadhaar number.

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What is UDYAM?
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UDYAM word has been derived from Hindi word "उद्यम" which means an effort do something ideally a business. UDYAM is the official government framework introduced by the Ministry of MSME for recognizing Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises in India. It replaced the earlier Udyog Aadhar system and forms the base for MSME registration and benefits.
UDYAM Registration is the official MSME registration process in India that allows eligible businesses to obtain recognition as a Micro, Small, or Medium Enterprise. The registration is completed online through the UDYAM Registration Portal and requires Aadhaar authentication of the business owner. After successful submission and verification, the enterprise receives a UDYAM Registration Number and MSME certificate. This certificate serves as proof of MSME status and can be used to apply for government benefits, MSME loans, subsidies, and participation in public procurement programs.
Businesses with UDYAM registration can access several benefits offered to MSMEs in India. These include easier access to MSME loans with lower interest rates, eligibility for government subsidies, and priority in government tenders. Registered MSMEs also receive protection under the MSME delayed payment provisions, ensuring timely payments from buyers. Additionally, enterprises may benefit from schemes such as credit guarantee programs, technology upgradation support, and market development assistance. Having a valid UDYAM certificate also improves credibility with banks, financial institutions, and large corporate buyers.
The 45-day payment rule for MSMEs is a provision under the MSME Development Act that protects registered MSME suppliers from delayed payments. According to this rule, buyers must pay MSMEs within 45 days from the date of acceptance of goods or services. If the buyer fails to make payment within this period, the MSME is entitled to claim compound interest on the outstanding amount. This rule helps ensure better cash flow for small businesses and strengthens the financial stability of registered MSMEs.
Aadhar validation is the key step of UDYAM registration process. The OTPs shall be received by you from UIDAI for Aadhar Validation. The registration could not be completed without Aadhar validation through OTP. While verifying your submitted data and processing of your application; our service expert will initiate the completion of this mandatory Aadhar OTP verification step for submission/ validation of your KYC with Ministry of MSME.
Yes, a PAN card is mandatory for UDYAM registration in most cases. PAN helps the government verify financial details such as turnover and link the business with the Income Tax database. It also allows automatic integration with other government systems, ensuring accurate classification of MSMEs. During the registration process, the PAN details are validated electronically. Providing correct PAN information helps maintain transparency and prevents duplication in the MSME registration system.
PAN is required during MSME registration under the UDYAM system because it enables the government to verify financial data such as turnover and taxation records. It also ensures that the enterprise is uniquely identified in government databases and prevents multiple registrations for the same entity. Integration with PAN allows the system to automatically retrieve relevant information from Income Tax and GST databases, improving accuracy and compliance. This digital integration simplifies verification and helps maintain the reliability of the UDYAM registration framework.
While the UDYAM registration process primarily requires Aadhaar and PAN authentication, having a bank account is generally necessary for practical purposes. Bank details help businesses receive MSME subsidies, financial assistance, and government scheme benefits. Additionally, banks and financial institutions often require the UDYAM certificate and business bank account details when processing MSME loans or credit facilities. Therefore, maintaining a dedicated business bank account is recommended for better financial management and compliance.
The UDYAM registration can be done online at UDYAM portal by filling up the relevant form. Our experts would then reach you out for verification of data and further processing. Post successful verification, you will get your UDYAM registration certificate on your registered email ID.
UDYAM registration is available at ZERO Cost on Official Government Portal. However, professional assistance may involve service charges.
UDYAM Registration (erstwhile known as UDYOG Aadhar Registration or MSME Registration) is the official online process introduced by the Ministry of MSME in 2020, replacing the earlier Udyog Aadhaar system. The Udyam portal issues a unique Udyam Registration Number (URN) and a digital certificate, which serves as proof of MSME status. The certificate is issued under the seal of Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Government of India.
The UDYAM Registration Number (URN) is a unique identification number assigned to every MSME registered on the UDYAM portal. It generally follows the format UDYAM-XX-00-0000000, where "UDYAM" is a prefix followed by TWO characters denoting State. After State Code Next TWO Characters are District Code and the remaining digits identify the registered enterprise. For Example a MSME unit registered in Mumbai shall have the registration Number as UDYAM-MH-19-0000000. This number is used to track the MSME in government records and is printed on the UDYAM Registration Certificate. Businesses often use the URN when applying for MSME loans, government tenders, or other benefits available to registered MSMEs.
The UDYAM certificate format is important because it serves as the official proof of MSME registration recognized by the Government of India. The certificate includes essential information such as the enterprise name, classification (Micro, Small, or Medium), and the UDYAM Registration Number. It also contains a QR code for instant online verification. Banks, financial institutions, and government departments frequently require this certificate when businesses apply for loans, subsidies, vendor registrations, or participation in public procurement tenders.
Your Udyam Registration certificate is valid for a lifetime and does not expire, but you must keep your business information, especially turnover and employee count, updated on the portal to reflect your current MSME status and maintain eligibility for benefits. If your business grows beyond the criteria for Micro, Small, or Medium (MSME) classification, you need to update your registration details to reflect your new status (e.g., from Small to Medium) to continue receiving the current or extended benefits.

The existing enterprises registered either under EM-Part – II or UAM or registered with any other organization under the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises are required to register again on the UDYAM Registration Portal. Such enterprises are required to apply and obtain UDYAM Registration on or after 1st July 2020.

The enterprises registered prior to 30th June 2020 should note the following points-

  1. Such enterprises shall be re-classified based on the revised criteria notified under notification dated 26th June 2020;
  2. Such enterprises registered prior to 30th June 2020 shall be valid only till 31st March 2021.

Click here to migrate/ re-register your business from Udyog Aadhaar to UDYAM registration.
Yes. UDYAM registration replaced the earlier Udyog Aadhaar Memorandum (UAM) system introduced for MSME registration. The new UDYAM system integrates directly with Aadhaar, PAN, GST, and Income Tax databases, making the registration process more transparent and automated. The updated system also uses investment and turnover criteria to classify MSMEs. Businesses previously registered under UAM were required to migrate or update their registration to the new UDYAM registration framework.
Yes, under the UDYAM registration system, the registered office refers to the primary business address where the enterprise is officially registered. Units, on the other hand, refer to operational locations such as manufacturing facilities, branches, or service centres. A single enterprise may have multiple operational units while maintaining one registered office address in the MSME registration records.
No. As per MSME guidelines, a single enterprise can have only one UDYAM registration. Even if the business operates multiple activities such as manufacturing and services, they should all be included under the same registration. This rule helps maintain a centralized record of MSMEs within the government system.
No. Only one UDYAM registration can be issued against a single Aadhaar number for a business entity. However, multiple business activities or operational units belonging to the same enterprise can be included within that single registration.
No. The Aadhaar number and the name as per Aadhaar cannot be modified in an existing UDYAM registration. These details are used to authenticate the identity of the business owner during registration and are permanently linked with the MSME database.
No. The PAN number and name as per PAN cannot be edited in an existing UDYAM registration. PAN details are directly integrated with the Income Tax database, and any changes must first be updated with the Income Tax Department.
No. The Date of Incorporation of the enterprise cannot be modified after the UDYAM registration is issued. This information forms part of the enterprise’s permanent business identity.
No. The Date of Commencement of Business cannot be updated once the registration is completed. This date is considered a foundational detail used for enterprise identification.
No. The classification year cannot be manually edited by the applicant. The MSME classification is automatically determined based on the enterprise’s investment and turnover data retrieved from government databases maintained by Income Tax Department filed through Income Tax Returns.
No. Financial information derived from Income Tax Return (ITR) records cannot be manually modified in the UDYAM registration system. The portal automatically retrieves this information from the Income Tax Department database, subject to applicable conditions.
While some identity-related fields are restricted, businesses may be able to update certain operational details such as contact information, business activities, or additional units, depending on the permissions available on the UDYAM portal.
For initiating update to your existing UDYAM registration, an OTP based validation generated either on already registered mobile or email id is a must. If you have access to either of them, both of them can be updated post OTP validation. In case you don't have access to any of them, we suggest you to logon to MSME Samadhaan Portal by clicking here and post your grievance. Alternatively, you can contact your jurisdictional District Industries Centre (DIC) office and submit a physical application with required documents.
If a UDYAM registration is cancelled, the enterprise will lose its MSME status and the associated benefits. This means the business may no longer be eligible for MSME schemes, subsidies, or protections under the MSME Development Act. Therefore, enterprises should consider cancellation carefully and ensure they understand the implications before proceeding.