Central KYC Registry

Central KYC Registry (CKYCR)

India’s financial system relies on verified customer identity. To avoid repeated KYC submissions across banks, NBFCs, insurers, brokers, and mutual funds, the government created the Central KYC Registry. Once a customer’s KYC is uploaded, a unique KIN is generated and can be used anywhere in the regulated ecosystem.

For regulated entities, CKYC compliance isn’t optional—it’s part of onboarding, monitoring, and reporting obligations.

We help organisations integrate, file, update, and manage CKYC requirements end-to-end.

Services Offered

CKYC Onboarding Setup

• Process design and documentation flow

• Checklists, SOPs, verification standards

• System and API integration support

Record Upload & Validation

• Data and document review

• XML file preparation and formatting

• Upload, KIN tracking, and rejection resolution

Ongoing Compliance

• Periodic data updates and remediation

• KIN retrieval and customer status checks

• Error rectification and reporting support

Regulatory & Audit Support

• Policy drafting and implementation

• PMLA, RBI, SEBI, IRDAI alignment

• Assistance during inspections and audits

Who Requires CKYC Compliance

• NBFCs, HFCs, Microfinance institutions

• Banks and payment companies

• Stockbrokers, mutual fund intermediaries

• Insurance companies and agents

• Fintech lenders and onboarding platforms

If you handle customer KYC, CKYC applies.

Information & Documents Needed

• PAN and valid identity proof

• Address proof, photograph, signature

• Customer onboarding details and verification trail

• FATCA/other declarations, if applicable

CKYC Workflow

1. Collect and verify customer documents

2. Capture data in CKYC-compliant format

3. Upload to CKYCR

4. Receive and store KIN

5. Retrieve existing KIN for future onboarding

6. Update when customer details change

Why CKYC Matters

• Faster onboarding and better customer experience

• Lower documentation, duplication, and compliance cost

• Stronger fraud prevention and AML monitoring

• Better regulatory readiness and governance