SSE Readiness Assessment
Prepare your organization for SSE registration with a detailed evaluation of your eligibility, compliance requirements, and impact metrics

Advisory support for NGOs and CA firms across the Social Stock Exchange journey: registration, SEBI compliance, fundraising readiness, and reporting.
Advisory services that help CA firms and NGOs navigate the Social Stock Exchange ecosystem, covering regulatory compliance, disclosure, and fundraising readiness.
Prepare your organization for SSE registration with a detailed evaluation of your eligibility, compliance requirements, and impact metrics
Develop robust frameworks to measure, track, and report your organization’s social impact in alignment with SSE standards
Design and execute effective strategies for raising funds through the SSE platform, including assistance with documentation, pitch preparation, and investor engagement.
Support adherence to the regulatory norms set by SEBI and the SSE, from disclosure obligations to ongoing reporting and audits.
Streamline your operations with technology solutions, including tools for impact analysis, reporting automation, and stakeholder management
Map donors, CSR funders, and impact investors aligned to your cause, and structure targeted, mission-fit outreach.



Registering with the Social Stock Exchange (SSE) places a Non-Profit Organization (NPO) under defined guidelines and disclosure norms, building a public, verifiable record that donors and investors can scrutinise.
Ensures compliance with legal and size thresholds.
Promotes transparency in governance and reporting.
Ensures credible impact through annual audits.
Strengthens trust with timely event reporting.
Adds credibility through SEBI oversight.
Fosters effective project management.
Registration places an NPO within SEBI’s SSE framework, a recognised platform with defined disclosure norms and regulated fundraising routes. The points below describe what the framework provides, not guaranteed outcomes.
The SSE is a regulated segment of BSE and NSE where registered NPOs gain a public presence among impact investors, philanthropists, and CSR contributors.
Donations to an NPO with valid 80G registration may qualify for deduction under the Income-tax Act, a treatment conferred by the tax authority and subject to conditions, not by the SSE.
NPOs can raise funds through ZCZP instruments within SEBI’s disclosure and minimum-subscription rules; a successful raise is not guaranteed.