Organizational type
Registered trust, society, or Section 8 company
At least 3 years of operations
Our Services
Registration with Social Stock Exchange
End-to-end support to prepare, validate, and submit your NGO for SSE registration, from eligibility checks to final filing.
SEBI-guided readiness Documentation support Submission assistance
Registration Flow
Ready → Compliant → Submitted
SSE
REG
Guided
Step 1
Eligibility
Step 2
Documentation
Step 3
Submission
Eligibility
Check your SSE eligibility first
Before registering, confirm the three things SEBI expects of an eligible non-profit: organizational type, social impact alignment, and financial readiness.
Social impact alignment
Work fits SEBI's eligible social objectives
Evidence of measurable outcomes
Financial readiness
Valid 12A & 80G registration
Audited financials and fund-use record
Step 1
Compliance Review
Ensure the NGO complies with SEBI guidelines for SSE registration, focusing on organizational type, social impact objectives, and financial stability.
Organizational type validation for SSE eligibility
Social impact objective alignment and evidence readiness
Financial stability checks and baseline risk review
Compliance Snapshot
SEBI + SSE readiness
Review
What we verify
Eligibility signals, governance alignment, and financial posture, with clear action items before submission.
Eligibility Governance Financials
Step 2
Documentation and Submission
Assist in preparing and submitting documentation for SSE registration, covering legal status, governance structure, and financial records.
1
Legal Status
Provide proof of legal entity.
2
Governance
Document organizational structure.
3
Financials
Validate and submit records.
Submission Desk
Clean, complete, compliant
We help you organize documents and reduce back-and-forth by preparing submission-ready packets.
Legal proofsVerified
Governance recordsStructured
Financial statementsAligned
Outcome
A submission package that matches SSE expectations and supports smooth registration.
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Check eligibility before you apply
Registration only proceeds if your NGO meets SEBI's eligibility criteria. Our self-check shows where you stand against each one, with links to the official guidebook.
Get your SSE Readiness ScoreWhat you'll need
Documents for SSE registration
- Registration certificate (trust deed, society, or Section 8)
- Valid 12A / 12AB and 80G certificates
- NGO Darpan (NITI Aayog) Unique ID
- Last three years' audited financial statements
- PAN and governance / board details
- Past projects and impact / social-audit reports
Exact requirements are set by the SSE (NSE/BSE) application; confirm the current checklist before filing.
Read: step-by-step SSE registration (Reg 292E and social audit) →
Where applications actually slow down. The filing is rarely the bottleneck. Time tends to disappear into the gaps instead: missing or expired registrations, activities that are hard to classify, or thin evidence for the social-intent test. Put the paperwork in order before you start, and most of the back-and-forth simply never happens.
FAQ
SSE registration: common questions
How does an NGO register on the Social Stock Exchange?+
An eligible non-profit (a charitable trust, society, or Section 8 company) registers with the Social Stock Exchange segment of NSE or BSE. After confirming it meets SEBI's eligibility criteria, it submits its legal status, governance details, and audited financials for the exchange's review.
What documents are needed for SSE registration?+
Typically the registration certificate (trust deed, society, or Section 8), valid 12A / 12AB and 80G certificates, the NGO Darpan (NITI Aayog) Unique ID, the last three years' audited financial statements, PAN and board/governance details, and past project or social-audit reports. Confirm the current checklist with the SSE (NSE/BSE) before filing.
Is a social audit required after registration?+
An NPO registered on the SSE must file an Annual Impact Report each year on its significant activities and programmes, and this applies once registered, not only after raising funds. Where it has listed instruments or raised funds, that report is assessed by a SEBI-recognised Social Auditor; for registered-only NPOs the requirement is lighter (SEBI has been moving toward self-reporting for non-listed activities), so confirm the current position before relying on it.