The government has money for your startup. Most founders never claim it.
69 Central Government schemes — 26 of them non-dilutive grants — run across 25+ ministries, each with its own window, format and evaluation committee. This is the complete map, with the eligibility traps and the application process for every one.
69
Central schemes mapped
25+
Ministries & departments
26
Pure grant windows
₹20L–₹25Cr
Typical cheque range
Why good startups lose these applications
A structural breach nobody checked
SISFS caps prior government funding at ₹10 lakh. SPARSH needs an entity under 3 years old. TDF requires 50% Indian ownership. These are not judgment calls — they are automatic rejections, and they are all knowable on day one.
An innovation note that fits any company
Committees read hundreds of applications. A note that could describe any startup in your sector scores nothing. Specificity — what exactly is novel, versus what exactly exists today — is the whole game.
Numbers with nothing behind them
Projections showing ₹100 crore in year three, with no workpaper for any assumption, destroy credibility faster than modest numbers ever would. Evaluators test the assumptions, not the total.
Find your scheme in 5 questions
No sign-up, no email gate. Answer honestly — the point is to rule schemes out as much as to rule them in.
Question 1 of 5
Where are you today?
Government schemes split hard on whether a legal entity exists yet.
Start from what you actually need
Six kinds of support exist. Knowing which one you need eliminates roughly eighty percent of the directory in a single step.
Grant — funding with no repayment
Non-dilutive, non-repayable. Milestone-linked and audited, but it is the cheapest capital in existence.
Equity investment (VC / angel)
Government capital routed through SEBI-registered AIFs, which then invest in you on commercial terms.
Loan or credit support
Collateral-free debt — the government guarantees the lender instead of you pledging assets.
Startup-specific
Also open to startups
Incubation, lab & mentoring
Wet labs, testbeds, cloud credits, workspace and mentors — often the gateway to the seed cheque.
IP protection (patents, trademarks)
The government pays your IP facilitator and slashes the statutory fee — the single most under-used startup benefit.
Startup-specific
Also open to startups
Market access & selling to government
Public procurement without the turnover and prior-experience walls, plus export acceleration.
Startup-specific
Also open to startups
The right scheme for where you are today
Applying a stage too early is the most common self-inflicted rejection. Each rung is designed to make the next one winnable.
Stage 1
Ideation
You have an idea but no prototype or product yet.
Stage 2
Prototype / PoC
Idea validated — you are building or testing a working prototype.
Stage 3
Seed / Early Stage
Prototype done — entering the market or running a paid pilot.
Stage 4
Growth / Scaling
Product in market — you are scaling operations, team and capital.
Stage 5
Market Access & IP
Ready to sell, export or protect the innovation you have built.
All 69 schemes, searchable
30 name startups as the primary beneficiary. The remaining 39 have broader eligibility — MSMEs, companies, institutions — but startups access them routinely, and several are far easier to win than the headline programmes.
69 schemes in the directory
SISFS · Startup India Seed Fund Scheme
India's flagship seed programme — grant for proof-of-concept plus convertible debt for market entry, disbursed through approved incubators.
What you get
Up to ₹20 lakh grant + up to ₹50 lakh convertible debt
FFS · Fund of Funds for Startups
A ₹10,000 crore government fund-of-funds that capitalises SEBI-registered AIFs, which in turn invest equity into startups.
What you get
₹10,000 crore corpus; your cheque size is set by the AIF
FoF 2.0 · Startup India Fund of Funds 2.0
The follow-on ₹10,000 crore fund-of-funds, weighted towards deep tech, early-growth and innovative manufacturing.
What you get
₹10,000 crore corpus; startup-level cheque varies by AIF
CGSS · Credit Guarantee Scheme for Startups
A government guarantee that lets banks, NBFCs and AIFs lend to DPIIT-recognised startups without demanding collateral.
What you get
Guarantee cover up to ₹20 crore per eligible borrower
SIPP · Scheme for Facilitating Startups Intellectual Property Protection
The government pays your IP facilitator's professional fee, and DPIIT startups get an 80% rebate on patent fees and 50% on trademarks.
What you get
80% rebate on patent statutory fees · 50% on trademark and design fees · facilitator fee paid by government
GeM Startup Runway
A dedicated window on GeM that lets startups sell innovative products to government buyers — with the turnover, prior-experience and EMD walls removed.
What you get
No grant — access to the entire central and state government procurement market
NIDHI-SSP · NIDHI
Post-incubation seed capital of up to ₹1 crore, deployed by DST-supported Technology Business Incubators into their own incubatees.
What you get
Up to ₹1 crore per startup, subject to TBI guidelines
PRAYAS · NIDHI
Pure prototyping grant — up to ₹40 lakh to turn a technology idea into working hardware, with no equity taken.
What you get
Up to ₹20 lakh via PRAYAS Centres · up to ₹40 lakh via Advance PRAYAS Centres
RDI · Research, Development & Innovation Scheme
A ₹1 lakh crore corpus providing long-term, low-cost capital for private-sector R&D in strategic and deep-tech sectors.
What you get
₹1 lakh crore scheme corpus; project-level debt or equity at 50% of cost or round size
NQM · National Quantum Mission
Rolling grants of up to ₹25 crore for quantum startups, routed through four Thematic Hubs at India's top technical institutes.
What you get
Up to ₹25 crore per startup · mission outlay ₹6,003.65 crore (FY2024–FY2031)
PRISM · Promoting Innovations in Individuals, Start-ups and MSMEs
Grant-in-aid for individual innovators, startups and MSMEs to build prototypes and move towards patenting and commercialisation.
What you get
Phase I: up to ₹2 lakh or ₹20 lakh by category · Phase II: up to ₹50 lakh
BIG · Biotechnology Ignition Grant Scheme
India's largest early-stage biotech grant — up to ₹50 lakh over 18 months, with no equity dilution.
What you get
Grant-in-aid up to ₹50 lakh for up to 18 months
AcE · Biotechnology Innovation Fund
BIRAC's equity fund-of-funds for biotech — daughter funds write cheques of up to ₹7 crore, with ₹3.5 crore of follow-on.
What you get
Ticket up to ₹7 crore per startup, plus follow-on up to ₹3.5 crore
SEED · BIRAC Incubator SEED Fund
Equity and equity-linked seed capital of up to ₹30 lakh, disbursed to biotech startups through BioNEST incubators.
What you get
Up to ₹30 lakh per startup as equity or equity-linked instruments
LEAP · LEAP Fund
Equity funding of more than ₹30 lakh and up to ₹1 crore for biotech startups ready to pilot or commercialise.
What you get
More than ₹30 lakh and up to ₹1 crore per startup
SPARSH · SPARSH
Grant of up to ₹50 lakh for affordable healthcare and biotech products aimed at underserved communities.
What you get
Grant-in-aid up to ₹50 lakh for up to 18 months
AgriSURE · AgriSURE
A ₹750 crore blended-capital AIF backing agri-tech startups and rural enterprises, with direct equity tickets up to ₹25 crore.
What you get
₹750 crore fund · direct equity up to ₹25 crore per startup · around 85 startups targeted
RKVY · Innovation & Agri-Entrepreneurship Program (RKVY)
Pre-seed and seed grants for agripreneurs — ₹5 lakh and ₹25 lakh respectively — delivered through agri-business incubators.
What you get
Up to ₹5 lakh pre-seed · up to ₹25 lakh seed stage
SAMRIDH · SAMRIDH
Up to ₹40 lakh of government investment into software product startups, matched rupee-for-rupee by the accelerator or a co-investor.
What you get
Up to ₹40 lakh per startup (avg ₹30 lakh), plus equal matching private investment up to ₹40 lakh
GENESIS · GENESIS
A ₹490 crore scheme built specifically for technology startups in Tier-II and Tier-III cities — from ₹10 lakh pilots to ₹1 crore deep-tech cheques.
What you get
₹10 lakh for early-stage · up to ₹1 crore for deep-tech startups · ₹490 crore scheme outlay
NGIS · STPI
Incubation plus seed or risk funding of up to ₹25 lakh for software product startups across 12 STPI centres in Tier-II/III cities.
What you get
Seed / risk funding up to ₹25 lakh · scheme outlay ₹95.03 crore · 300 startups targeted
C2S · Chips to Startup Programme
Chip design support — EDA tools, IP cores, MPW fabrication and prototyping — to build India's fabless semiconductor startup ecosystem.
What you get
Project-based; support varies under the approved C2S project
iDEX · Innovations for Defence Excellence
Challenge-led defence innovation — grants from ₹1.5 crore to ₹10 crore, with a procurement pathway to the armed forces at the end of it.
What you get
SPARK grants up to ₹1.5 crore · iDEX Prime up to ₹10 crore
ADITI · ADITI
The heavyweight iDEX window — grant-in-aid up to ₹25 crore for critical and strategic defence technologies.
What you get
Up to 50% of product development budget, capped at ₹25 crore per project
TDF · Technology Development Fund
DRDO grant funding up to ₹10 crore, covering up to 90% of project cost, to indigenise defence technologies.
What you get
Project cost up to ₹10 crore considered, funded up to 90%
IN-SPACe Seed Fund Scheme
Milestone-based grant of ₹1 crore for early-stage space-tech startups building products and applications.
What you get
Grant of up to ₹1 crore per startup or non-government entity, released on milestones
DCIS · Digital Communication Innovation Square
Milestone-based grants for indigenous telecom and ICT products — ₹50 lakh for startups, up to ₹10 crore for larger technology products.
What you get
Startups up to ₹50 lakh · MSMEs up to ₹2 crore · technology products up to ₹10 crore
GREAT · GREAT
Grant of up to ₹50 lakh to convert technical-textile prototypes into market-ready products — and the IP stays with you.
What you get
Grant-in-aid normally up to ₹50 lakh per proposal for up to 18 months
BHARATI · BHARATI
APEDA's export-readiness accelerator for agri-food and agritech startups targeting global markets.
What you get
Pilot cohort supports 100 startups; acceleration and market-access support rather than a fixed grant
S&T-PRISM · S&T-PRISM
Grants of up to ₹2 crore for early-stage startups innovating in mining, mineral processing, metallurgy and recycling.
What you get
Up to ₹2 crore per startup on milestone basis · up to ₹10 crore to incubators
NIDHI-EIR · NIDHI
A fellowship that pays you to work full-time on a technology business idea before you incorporate anything.
What you get
₹10,000 to ₹30,000 per month for 12 months, extendable to 18
NM-ICPS · NM-ICPS
25 Technology Innovation Hubs across India funding and incubating deep-tech startups in AI, IoT, robotics, cybersecurity and autonomous systems.
What you get
Mission outlay ₹3,660 crore; startup support varies by hub and call
NIDHI-TBI · NIDHI
DST funding to institutions that set up and run Technology Business Incubators — the network startups then get incubated into.
What you get
Incubator-level support; generally multi-crore per DST approval
i-TBI · NIDHI
Up to ₹5 crore to build technology incubators in regions where the startup ecosystem barely exists.
What you get
Up to ₹5 crore over 3 years to the incubator
NIDHI – Accelerator
Short, intensive accelerator cohorts run by established TBIs — with a ₹10 lakh demo-day award pool for the top startups.
What you get
Up to ₹40 lakh per cohort — ₹30 lakh programme cost, ₹10 lakh demo-day awards
NIDHI-CoE · NIDHI
Up to ₹50 crore over five years for mature incubators to become world-class centres — with facilities for 100 startups and an in-house accelerator.
What you get
Maximum ₹50 crore over 5 years to the incubator
BioAngels
A BIRAC–IAN platform connecting life-sciences startups to angel investors with genuine domain expertise.
What you get
Varies by angel round and investor decision
BioNEST Programme
India's national network of bio-incubators — wet labs, high-end equipment and regulatory guidance for biotech startups.
What you get
Incubator-level grant varies by call; startup benefit is infrastructure and services
BIPP · Biotechnology Industry Partnership Programme
Cost-shared grant for high-risk, high-impact industry-led biotech research — with IP ownership retained by Indian industry.
What you get
One-time grant-in-aid up to ₹50 lakh for first-time BIRAC grantees; cost-sharing thereafter
E-YUVA · E-YUVA
Fellowship of ₹30,000–₹50,000 a month plus a research grant, for students and young researchers pursuing translational biotech innovation.
What you get
Monthly fellowship ₹30,000–₹50,000 · annual research grant ₹3 lakh to ₹5 lakh
SITARE · SITARE
Up to ₹15 lakh for student biotech projects with commercial potential — explicitly aimed at creating startups.
What you get
SITARE-GYTI up to ₹15 lakh · SITARE Appreciation Grant up to ₹1 lakh
PACE · PACE
Funds academia to take biotech research to proof of concept, then funds industry to validate it — up to 100% of project cost.
What you get
AIR component up to ₹50 lakh · CRS component has no stated funding ceiling
SBIRI · SBIRI
100% grant funding up to ₹50 lakh of project cost, and 70% of everything above it, for biotech product and process development.
What you get
Up to ₹50 lakh at 100% · above that, ₹50 lakh plus 70% of the excess
TIDE 2.0 · TIDE 2.0
A staged ladder for ICT startups — ₹4 lakh for idea to PoC, ₹7 lakh for prototype, and up to ₹40 lakh for product and market.
What you get
₹4 lakh idea-to-PoC · ₹7 lakh prototype grant · up to ₹40 lakh product and market investment
DLI · Design Linked Incentive Scheme
Reimburses up to 50% of chip-design spend (capped at ₹15 crore) and then pays 4–6% of net sales for five years.
What you get
Product design incentive up to 50% of eligible expenditure, capped ₹15 crore · deployment incentive 6%–4% of net sales, capped ₹30 crore
Space VCF · Antariksh Venture Capital Fund
A SEBI-registered AIF with a ₹1,005 crore first close, investing equity into unlisted Indian space companies.
What you get
Target corpus around ₹1,600 crore; first close ₹1,005 crore; ticket varies by company
TAF · Space Technology Adoption Fund
Up to ₹25 crore per project — funding 60% of cost for startups and MSMEs — to take space technology from TRL 3/4 to a commercial product.
What you get
₹500 crore fund · up to 60% of project cost for startups and MSMEs · capped ₹25 crore per project
CGTMSE · Credit Guarantee Trust Fund for Micro & Small Enterprises
The workhorse of Indian small-business credit — collateral-free term loans and working capital, guaranteed up to ₹10 crore.
What you get
Guarantee coverage ceiling up to ₹10 crore per borrower; guarantee percentage varies
SRI Fund · Self-Reliant India Fund
A ₹50,000 crore equity provision for growth-stage MSMEs, deployed through daughter funds as equity or quasi-equity.
What you get
₹10,000 crore from Government of India plus ₹40,000 crore from PE/VC — ₹50,000 crore total provision
MSME Champions Scheme
Subsidy and handholding across three components — ZED certification, Lean manufacturing, and Innovation covering incubation, IPR and design.
What you get
Component-wise; varies under ZED, Lean and Innovative guidelines
International Cooperation Scheme
Reimburses the cost of taking your product to international trade fairs, exhibitions and buyer-seller meets.
What you get
Assistance varies by event category and guidelines
National SC-ST Hub Scheme
25% subsidy on plant and machinery up to ₹25 lakh, plus procurement linkages and fee reimbursements for SC/ST entrepreneurs.
What you get
25% subsidy on plant and machinery or ₹25 lakh, whichever is less
ESDP · Entrepreneurship and Skill Development Programme
Free and subsidised entrepreneurship, skill and management training for prospective and existing entrepreneurs.
What you get
No direct startup funding; training cost supported per programme norms
ATL · Atal Tinkering Labs
₹20 lakh per school to build an innovation workspace where students learn design thinking and build prototypes.
What you get
₹20 lakh grant-in-aid per selected school over five years
AIC · Atal Incubation Centres
Grants of up to ₹10 crore to build world-class sector-specific incubators — and one of the widest incubator networks a startup can access.
What you get
Up to ₹5 crore without lab facilities · up to ₹10 crore with sector-specific labs
ACIC · Atal Community Innovation Centres
Up to ₹2.5 crore to build innovation centres in aspirational and underserved regions, with AIM covering half the project cost.
What you get
Up to ₹2.5 crore in tranches; AIM funds 50% of the total project
EIC · Scheme for Scale-up Support to Established Incubation Centres
Up to ₹10 crore for existing incubators to expand space, services, seed funding capacity and infrastructure.
What you get
Grant-in-aid up to ₹10 crore, available up to three times
AIF · Agriculture Infrastructure Financing Facility
3% interest subvention on loans up to ₹2 crore for post-harvest infrastructure and community farming assets.
What you get
3% per annum interest subvention on loans up to ₹2 crore, for up to 7 years · scheme corpus ₹1 lakh crore
PMFME · PM Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises
35% credit-linked capital subsidy up to ₹10 lakh per unit for micro food-processing enterprises, under One District One Product.
What you get
35% credit-linked capital subsidy up to ₹10 lakh per unit · SHG seed capital ₹40,000 per member
NLM · National Livestock Mission
50% capital subsidy up to ₹50 lakh for entrepreneurs in poultry, sheep, goat, piggery and fodder.
What you get
50% capital subsidy up to ₹50 lakh depending on project category
SVEP · Start-up Village Entrepreneurship Programme
Capital, training and local business support for rural non-farm enterprises started by SHG members and their families.
What you get
Support varies by block and enterprise plan; up to ₹6.5 crore per block overall
Yuva Sahakar – Cooperative Enterprise Support and Innovation Scheme
Long-term loans with a 2% interest concession for newly formed cooperative societies with innovative business ideas.
What you get
Loan per project norms, commonly referenced up to ₹3 crore project cost · 2% interest subvention
PMMY · Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana
Collateral-free loans up to ₹20 lakh for micro and small business — the most widely accessed credit scheme in India.
What you get
Shishu up to ₹50,000 · Kishor ₹50,000–₹5 lakh · Tarun ₹5–10 lakh · Tarun Plus ₹10–20 lakh
Stand-Up India
Composite bank loans of ₹10 lakh to ₹1 crore for greenfield enterprises promoted by SC/ST and women entrepreneurs.
What you get
₹10 lakh to ₹1 crore composite loan, repayable in 7 years with up to 18 months moratorium
VCF-SC · Venture Capital Fund for Scheduled Castes
Concessional finance of ₹10 lakh to ₹15 crore at a 4% coupon for companies promoted by Scheduled Caste entrepreneurs.
What you get
₹10 lakh to ₹15 crore at 4% coupon · up to 75% of project cost below ₹5 crore, 50% above
SC-STI · STI Hubs for SC/ST Communities
Project grants to institutions and NGOs using science and technology to build livelihoods and enterprises in SC/ST communities.
What you get
Project-based; amount varies by sanctioned STI hub
IFSCA Fintech Incentive Scheme
Grants of up to ₹75 lakh for fintechs building at GIFT IFSC — sandbox, PoC, listing, accelerator and green fintech windows.
What you get
Startup grant up to ₹15 lakh · PoC up to ₹50 lakh · sandbox up to ₹30 lakh · green fintech up to ₹75 lakh
Technology Development-cum-Incubation Centres
Access to DAE research facilities, spin-off technologies and scientist mentoring to turn nuclear-sector know-how into products.
What you get
No standard grant; support is incubation and technology-access based
MAHIR · Mission on Advanced and High-Impact Research
R&D funding and pilot support for emerging power-sector technologies — carbon capture, green hydrogen, geothermal and next-generation storage.
What you get
Project-based; funded through pooled MoP, MNRE and CPSE resources
From eligibility screen to money in the bank
We are a Chartered Accountancy firm, not a lead-generation shop. That shapes how we run a scheme mandate — and it is why we turn some of them down.
Free eligibility screen
We map your entity age, DPIIT status, turnover, sector and prior government funding against every open window — and tell you honestly which ones you cannot win. No fee for this call.
Get the paperwork right first
Most rejections are structural, not strategic. We fix the entity, DPIIT recognition, Udyam, GST and books before a single application goes out.
Build the application
Innovation and scalability note, CA-certified financial projections, DPR or CMA data, cap table and pitch deck — prepared to the format the evaluating committee actually reads.
File and shortlist
We file on the scheme portal and, where the route runs through incubators or member lending institutions, shortlist three to five that match your sector and stage.
Defend it in the interview
Mock Q&A on the numbers, the moat and the use of funds — plus written responses to committee queries within the reply window.
Survive the post-sanction year
Utilisation certificates, milestone reports, statutory audit and the compliance calendar. Grants get clawed back on reporting failures far more often than on performance.
Honest go / no-go
We decline mandates we do not believe in. A burnt application to the right incubator costs you a year.
CA-certified numbers
Projections, DPR and CMA data signed with UDIN by a practising Chartered Accountant — every assumption backed by a workpaper.
Entity-to-grant under one roof
Incorporation, DPIIT, Udyam, GST, IP and the scheme application handled by one team — no hand-offs, no gaps.
Post-sanction discipline
Utilisation certificates and milestone reporting diarised from day one, so tranche two actually lands.
Everything a scheme committee asks for
DPIIT recognition, Udyam, trademarks, CA-certified project reports and the scheme application itself — priced fixed, in writing, before we start.
PSU funds, regulator sandboxes and state policies
Public sector undertakings run their own startup funds, four regulators operate sandboxes, and every state has its own policy with its own subsidies. These are consistently the least crowded windows in the country.
PSU funds & regulator sandboxes
State & UT startup portals
Most state policies stack on top of central schemes — a Delhi or Haryana subsidy does not disqualify you from SISFS, but it does count towards the ₹10 lakh prior-funding cap. Sequencing matters.
What founders actually ask us
Do I need DPIIT recognition before applying for government startup funding?
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For the startup-specific schemes — SISFS, CGSS, SIPP, GeM Startup Runway, RKVY, IN-SPACe Seed Fund and most others in Part A — yes, DPIIT recognition is a hard eligibility gate. It is free, usually issued in 2–10 working days, and also unlocks the 80% patent fee rebate, the 50% trademark rebate and self-certification under labour and environment laws. If you are not recognised yet, that is step one, and it is the cheapest step in the entire journey.
Is a government grant really free money?
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It is non-repayable and non-dilutive, which is as close to free as capital gets. But it is milestone-linked and audited: you draw funds tranche by tranche against agreed deliverables, and you file utilisation certificates. Spend outside the sanctioned heads and the money can be recovered. Treat a grant as a contract with reporting obligations, not as a windfall.
How long does it actually take from application to money in the bank?
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Realistically, three to nine months. Our part — eligibility screen, financials, application and filing — takes 10 to 15 working days. After that you are on the government's clock: DPIIT recognition is 2–10 working days, an incubator evaluation under SISFS runs 4–12 weeks, a bank appraisal under CGSS or a scheme loan runs 3–8 weeks, and IMB scrutiny for the 80-IAC tax holiday runs into months. Anyone promising you a sanction date is guessing.
Can one startup apply to more than one scheme?
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Yes, and most well-advised startups do — a grant for the prototype, a credit guarantee for working capital and SIPP for the IP can all run in parallel. But watch the caps: SISFS requires that you have not taken more than ₹10 lakh of monetary support under any other Central or State scheme, and the IN-SPACe Seed Fund sets that ceiling at ₹50 lakh. Sequencing matters, which is exactly what the eligibility screen is for.
Why are most applications rejected?
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In our experience, rarely because the business is bad. It is a vague innovation note that could describe any company, financial projections with no workpaper behind them, an eligibility breach the founder did not know about, a missed reply window on a committee query, or applying to an incubator whose sector focus does not match. Every one of those is preventable before filing.
What does Company Avenue Advisory charge, and do you take a cut of the grant?
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Fixed professional fees, quoted in writing before we start — DPIIT recognition from ₹4,999, SISFS advisory from ₹24,999, government scheme loan advisory from ₹7,999. On SISFS we also charge a success fee on the sanctioned amount, disclosed upfront. On government loan schemes we charge no success fee at all. Government fees, where they exist, are billed at actuals.
Can you guarantee my application will be sanctioned?
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No, and you should walk away from anyone who says otherwise. Sanction sits with an incubator committee, a bank credit team or a ministry evaluation panel — never with a consultant. What we commit to is an honest eligibility view, an application built to the evaluator's format, filing inside the window and a documented follow-up cadence. That is stated in bold in every engagement letter we sign.
We are a Tier-II city or a first-generation founder. Does that help or hurt?
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It helps, materially. GENESIS and STPI-NGIS exist specifically for Tier-II/III technology startups, NIDHI i-TBI and ACIC target underserved regions, and Stand-Up India, the National SC-ST Hub and VCF-SC are reserved windows for SC/ST and women founders. These windows are far less crowded than the national ones — and they are the first thing we check on the screening call.
Note: This directory is compiled on a best-effort basis from the DPIIT Playbook of Government Schemes and Initiatives for Startups (June 2026) and the official portals cited on each scheme page. Schemes open and close through calls, notifications and time-bound cycles, and amounts and eligibility change without notice. Always confirm on the linked government portal before applying, and treat nothing here as a guarantee of sanction.
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