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One Person Company (OPC)
A corporate vehicle for solo founders without the need for a co-founder.
DSC + DIN for the sole director
Nominee declaration drafting
Name approval, MoA & AoA drafting
Incorporation certificate with PAN & TAN
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About One Person Company (OPC)
A One Person Company (OPC) is a corporate vehicle designed for solo founders who want the limited-liability shield and credibility of a private limited company without needing a co-founder. Introduced in the Companies Act, 2013, an OPC is owned by a single shareholder who also serves as director.
An OPC must nominate a successor at incorporation. It is required to convert into a Pvt Ltd or LLP if its turnover exceeds ₹2 crore or paid-up capital crosses ₹50 lakh.
Key Features
Solo Ownership — One person can own and manage the entire company.
Limited Liability — Personal assets are protected; risk is capped at share value.
Separate Legal Entity — OPC can own property, sue, and be sued in its own name.
Credibility — Banks and customers treat an OPC as a corporate entity, not a sole proprietor.
Frequently asked
Common questions about One Person Company (OPC).
OPC is a type of company in India where a single person can own and control the business with limited liability protection.
Only a natural person who is an Indian resident can form an OPC.
No, but a single person can start an OPC instead.
Only 1 director and 1 shareholder are required (same person can be both).
OPC is registered online through MCA portal by filing DSC, name approval, and incorporation forms.
Generally 5–10 working days depending on approval process.