SEBIExchanges and other

Single-point share registry

A company keeps all share-registry work at one point, either in-house or with one SEBI-registered RTA.

How this is timed

Standing duty, no filing date

Regulator: SEBI
Category: Exchanges and other
Form: Not specified
Last verified: 2026-09-01

Keep all share-registry work at a single point. The company may maintain it in-house or appoint one SEBI-registered registrar and transfer agent. This is a continuous operating condition, not a filing.

Deadlines counted from an event

These have no calendar date. The clock starts when the event happens.

Standing duty

Maintain all share-registry work in-house or with one SEBI-registered RTA.

The rule

Stated as the law states it, so you can work out any period yourself.

Single registry point

Maintain all share-registry work in-house or with one SEBI-registered RTA.

Who must comply

Every issuer with share-registry work

Statutory basis

Read the provision here where we hold it, or on the regulator's site.

Recent changes affecting this

From the regulator's own circulars and notifications.

sebi24 Aug 2026Circular

Alignment of SEBI Cyber Incident Reporting Portal with FIRE Format

SEBI updates its Cyber Incident Reporting Portal to align with the Format for Incident Reporting Exchange (FIRE) framework. This framework provides standardized definitions and common information fields for cyber incident reporting. Regulated entities must report cyber incidents through the portal at https://siportal.sebi.gov.in. The portal now supports multi-stage reporting to track the incident life cycle from initial report to final closure. Entities must implement necessary systems and amend relevant bye-laws, rules, or regulations to comply with these requirements. This circular applies to all SEBI-regulated entities and operates alongside existing cybersecurity and cyber resilience frameworks.

sebi11 Jun 2026Circular

Extension of timelines for compliance with certain provisions of Circular dated January 02, 2026

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has extended the compliance deadlines for Merchant Bankers regarding the Separate Business Unit (SBU) framework and revised net worth and liquid net worth requirements. These extensions, granted in response to industry representations concerning operational challenges, shift deadlines for SBU activity transfers, net worth compliance, and regulatory categorisation intimations to align with the financial year-end. All other provisions of the original circular dated January 02, 2026, remain unchanged and must be complied with by all registered Merchant Bankers.

sebi10 Dec 2025Circular

Relaxation on geo tagging requirement in India for NRIs while undertaking re-KYC

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has modified its Master Circular on KYC to facilitate the re-KYC process for Non-Resident Indian (NRI) clients. The requirement that a client must be physically located in India during digital onboarding is now relaxed for existing NRI clients undergoing re-KYC. Intermediaries must ensure that the GPS location (latitude and longitude) captured by their application corresponds to the country specified in the client's Proof of Address. Furthermore, applications must prevent connections from spoofed IP addresses and include features for random action initiation to verify that interactions are not pre-recorded.

Last verified 2026-09-01. Confirm against the official source before you rely on it.