CapEasy has worked with 50 client companies in Delhi. That is a genuine city figure, not a state one — Delhi is a Union Territory, so unlike almost every other city on this list, the city line and the state line are the same line and we are not rounding up from a wider state number to sound more local. We have no office here: the work is done remotely, the same registration, compliance and virtual CFO services described on our service pages, delivered over calls and a shared document trail.
Delhi is also the one city where the compliance map itself moved recently. MCA split the old joint Delhi-Haryana Registrar of Companies into three separate offices in February 2026, and if your business also touches Gurugram or Noida, you are now dealing with three different RoCs and three different sets of state-level schemes, not one — a distinction that trips up more founders here than anything about Delhi itself.
Which Registrar of Companies covers Delhi
Registrar of Companies, NCT of Delhi-I and NCT of Delhi-II. Since 16 February 2026, Delhi no longer has one Registrar of Companies. MCA split the old combined Delhi-Haryana office into three: RoC NCT of Delhi-I, headquartered in South Delhi, covers South Delhi, South-West Delhi, New Delhi, South-East Delhi and East Delhi; RoC NCT of Delhi-II, headquartered in Central Delhi, covers Central Delhi, West Delhi, North Delhi, North-West Delhi, North-East Delhi and Shahdara; and Haryana — previously bundled into the same Delhi office — now has its own registrar entirely, at Chandigarh. Which office a Delhi company files with depends on the district its registered office sits in, not on where the founders actually work from, and moving the registered office across that internal boundary now counts as an inter-RoC transfer needing Regional Director approval on Form INC-23, which was not true before. Check /compliance/roc-filing-due-dates/ for the filing calendar itself — the dates have not changed, only which office reviews the filing.
What is specific to Delhi
- Gurugram is Haryana, not Delhi. A company registered there files with RoC Haryana in Chandigarh, carries a Haryana CIN, and can apply for Haryana-specific state incentives, not Delhi ones. Noida is Uttar Pradesh: it files with RoC Uttar Pradesh-II, which — after the same February 2026 restructuring — sits in Noida itself rather than in Kanpur or Lucknow, and falls under UP state schemes instead. Three cities in one conurbation, three different regulators, three different scheme lists: treating "NCR" as a single jurisdiction is the mistake we see most often here.
- Delhi got its own state-level start-up support only recently: the Delhi government approved a Start-up and Incubation Policy on 17 July 2026, with a stated five-year outlay of over ₹400 crore. It is still in its opening phase — the first money is going into setting up incubation centres at 11 state universities and a run of government-aided colleges, polytechnics and ITIs, with milestone-based support for the startups that come out of those centres promised at a later stage. It is not yet something a Delhi founder can apply to directly, and we will update this page once that changes.
- We do not yet have a dedicated /schemes/state/delhi/ hub on this site — check the general /schemes/ directory for central government programmes, which apply regardless of where you are registered.
- Delhi-NCR's startup base leans towards enterprise SaaS, edtech, D2C and govtech, with a natural concentration of policy-facing and government-adjacent startups given the number of central ministries and regulators based in the city. IIT Delhi's FITT (Foundation for Innovation and Technology Transfer) incubator is the one founders here most often mention when they come to us for cap table or term sheet review ahead of a raise.
How we work with companies in Delhi
We do not have an office in Delhi. Work happens over email, WhatsApp and calls, with filings made electronically — the MCA, GST and income-tax portals are national, so physical proximity changes nothing about how a filing is made or how quickly it clears. What does not change is that one named person owns your file. The detail of each service lives on its own page — start at registrations, virtual CFO & compliance, or the MCA guides if you would rather read first.