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Building a startup in India is exciting, but the early months are full of questions. Should you register as a private limited company or an LLP? How do you get DPIIT recognition? Which government scheme actually fits your stage? The Digital Startup India Startup Hub answers these questions in one place.
We bring together funding schemes, compliance guides, verified professionals and a growing founder network. Whether you are validating an idea in Chandigarh, hiring your first developer in Bengaluru or preparing for a seed round in Mumbai, the hub gives you the next clear step. Less searching, fewer mistakes, faster progress.
DPIIT Recognition 2026: Eligibility, Documents & the 9 Reasons Applications Get Rejected
Startup India Seed Fund Scheme
Startup Compliance in India: The Complete Guide
Every business goes through document verification, so you network with real founders.
Enquiries land straight in your dashboard with WhatsApp & email alerts.
Connect with founders, investors, mentors and professionals across India.
Post jobs, manage applicants and hire startup-ready talent.
Government schemes, compliance guides and founder stories in one place.
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From DPIIT recognition to your first hire, the Startup Hub brings together everything founders in India need.
Meet founders, investors and experts who are verified by our team.
Plain-language guides to 100+ government schemes and registrations.
A business page that ranks on Google and brings you leads.
Early-stage funding for proof of concept, prototype development, product trials, market entry and commercialisation — routed through selected incubators.
Collateral-free loans for non-farm micro and small enterprises through banks, NBFCs and MFIs under the Shishu, Kishore, Tarun and Tarun Plus categories.
Credit-linked subsidy for setting up new micro-enterprises in manufacturing and service sectors, with higher subsidy for special categories and rural areas.
Bank loans between ₹10 lakh and ₹1 crore for at least one SC/ST borrower and one woman borrower per bank branch to set up a greenfield enterprise.
