One deactivated DIN, multiplied across every company that director signs for, priced at the uncapped s.403 rate of Rs 100 per form per day.
ROC forms blocked
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forms
Days past the due date
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days
Section 403 additional fee
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Rs
DIN reactivation fee
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Rs
Adjudication exposure (if notice lands)
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Rs
Total the portal will take
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Cost per company
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Rs
Multiply the dead DIN across every company A director who signs for four companies blocks eight ROC forms, not one. The tool multiplies companies by forms per company before it charges a single rupee of section 403 fee.
Uncapped Rs 100 per form per day Section 403 of the Companies Act 2013 charges Rs 100 per day per late form, running from the due date to the actual upload, with no upper cap. Four companies filing thirty-one days late on AOC-4 and MGT-7 owe Rs 24,800.
Reactivation fee kept separate The MCA fee to reactivate a deactivated DIN by filing DIR-3 KYC is entered as its own figure, default Rs 5,000, so the portal levy and the professional fee never get blended into one number.
The total the portal will actually take The default scenario, one deactivated DIN blocking two forms at each of four companies filed thirty-one days past a 2026-10-30 due date, totals Rs 29,800, which is Rs 7,450 per company.
Adjudication exposure as a separate switch Section 92(5) and 137(3) penalties are adjudicated, not automatic, so they sit behind a checkbox: Rs 10,000 plus Rs 100 per day, capped at Rs 2,00,000 for the company and Rs 50,000 for the officer in default.
Your dates, not a hardcoded deadline The 2026 amendment effective 31 March 2026 moved director KYC to a triennial cycle and sources still disagree on the first cycle's due date, so every date in this tool is one you type, never one it assumes.