MCA data (CIN/DIN) Verification
The MCA data API verifies the registration data of businesses with the Registrar of Companies in India
Get full details of companies and their directors
Real time verification
Plug and Play, no coding required
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MCA data API Use Cases
Financial Institutions
Authenticate borrowers and track directors during onboarding and disbursements
E-commerce operators
Verify the identity of sellers/buyers for onboarding and high value transactions
Insurers & Legal Services
Verify MCA data of policy holders for documentation and claim settlements
Investments & Stock Markets
Track financial performance and compliance with regulations
Designed for Developers
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Frequently Asked Questions
Atlas’ MCA data verification API authenciates data related to companies and directors registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) in India.
When verifying MCA data, our API authenticates Company ID, Company name, Company type & category, Registration number, Address, Date of formation, and Director info.
CIN (Company Identification number) is required as the input to verify the MCA Data
The Corporate Identity Number (CIN) or Director Identification Number (DIN) of a company, extracted from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) data, is vital for unique company identification, adhering to legal and regulatory requirements. Financial institutions utilize CIN for due diligence in loan disbursements and financial transactions, while legal professionals rely on it for verifying corporate identities in legal documentation. CIN plays a crucial role in investment and stock markets, aiding investors and regulatory bodies in tracking and identifying listed companies.
From a process standpoint, CIN is assigned during company registration, serving as a unique identifier. DIN is mandatory for identifying and tracking the activities of company directors. Both CIN and DIN are extensively used in financial transactions, compliance, reporting, and are mandatory during mergers, acquisitions, and stock market transactions.