Accredited Investor certificate
Your Accredited Investor certificate, without the paperwork
We check your figures, vet your documents and file for you. A SEBI-recognised accreditation agency issues the certificate.
Free to check. You pay only if you decide to apply.
Issued by a SEBI-recognised
accreditation agency
Certificate of
Accredited Investor
Issued to
Your name
Category
Individual
Qualified on
Net worth
Valid until
Two or three years
Held in
Your account
Illustrative. The agency reviews your application and decides.
Documents checked before filing
Valid at every fund
How we work
- Filed with a SEBI-recognised agency
- Documents checked before filing
- We answer the agency’s queries
- Certificate saved to your account
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Accreditation in a minute
Who qualifies, what the certificate is for, and how we file it for you.
Who qualifies
Meet any one of these
For individuals, couples applying jointly (on combined figures), HUFs, family trusts and sole proprietors. Companies and trusts have their own limits.
Annual income
₹2 crore or more
Net worth
₹7.5 crore or more (₹3.75 crore financial)
Income and net worth
₹1 crore income with ₹5 crore net worth (₹2.5 crore financial)
Securities holdings
Coming soon₹5 crore or more
Shares, bonds, mutual funds
Approved by SEBI on 24 September 2026. Applies once notified.
How it works
Four steps to your certificate
Your page always shows the current step and who it is waiting on.
Step 1: Check you qualifyYou
Free. Takes a few minutes.
Step 2: Pay our filing feeYou
Online. You see the full amount, with GST, before you pay.
Step 3: Documents, vettedOur team
You upload. We check every figure and format before filing.
Step 4: Filed, then issuedThe agency
We file and follow up. You pay the agency’s fee, and the agency decides.
Why get accredited
What the certificate opens up
Schemes that ask for it
Some AIF and PMS schemes accept only Accredited Investors.
Lower minimums, where allowed
Some products let Accredited Investors invest below the usual minimum.
Angel funds
Angel funds currently take money only from Accredited Investors. Funds registered on or before 10 September 2025 can take non-accredited investors until 31 March 2027.
One certificate, every fund
Valid for two or three years. You can use it at any fund that asks for it.
Accredited Investor certificates issued in India
649
31 July 2025
3,820
31 July 2026
5.9× in a year
Source: SEBI consultation paper (opens sebi.gov.in in a new tab) on review of the Accredited Investor framework, 13 August 2026.
For funds and angel networks
Running a fund? Give your investors your own accreditation link
Your name and logo on the portal, and every investor’s progress on one screen.
- Every investor on one screen
- One guided path
- Your investors stay yours
Questions
What people ask first
The agency decides every application. Here is what we can tell you before you start.
Will my application be approved?
The agency decides. If your answers show you do not meet a test, we tell you before you pay us anything. If they do, we make sure your application is complete and consistent before we file it.
What if I am missing a document?
Your application waits until you upload it. We tell you exactly what is missing. There is no time limit on our side, and you do not pay our fee again.
How long is the certificate valid?
Two years if you met a test in the last financial year; three years if you met it in each of the last two.
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