Full List of 54 NBFCs Whose Registration Was Cancelled by RBI

The Reserve Bank of India has cancelled the Certificates of Registration of 54 non‑banking financial companies. The action was taken using statutory powers granted under the RBI Act, 1934.

The affected entities are spread across multiple states, with a large concentration in Delhi and the National Capital Region. Following the cancellation, these companies are no longer permitted to operate as NBFCs.

RBI Regulatory Action Under the RBI Act

The Reserve Bank of India exercised powers under Section 45‑IA (6) of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934, to cancel the registrations. This provision enables the regulator to withdraw registration if the required conditions are not met.

The cancellation orders were issued on different dates between March 10, 2026, and March 30, 2026. Once cancelled, the entities cease to qualify as NBFCs under Section 45‑I(a) of the Act.

List of NBFCs Whose Registration Was Cancelled

Implications for Affected Companies

Following the cancellation, the companies cannot carry out any activity defined as non‑banking financial business. This includes lending, investment, or deposit‑related operations under the NBFC framework.

The entities are required to wind down or alter operations to remain compliant with applicable laws. Any continuation of NBFC activity without registration would be treated as a regulatory violation.

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Conclusion

The Reserve Bank of India’s decision to cancel the registration of 54 NBFCs marks a significant regulatory enforcement step. The action covers entities registered over multiple decades and across different regions.

All affected firms are prohibited from transacting NBFC business with immediate effect. The development reflects ongoing oversight aimed at maintaining compliance and order within the non‑banking financial sector.

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