Entity-level certificate
Net worth of the bidding entity from its latest audited financials.
- From audited year-end figures
- References tender & threshold
- UDIN mandatory
- Uploaded in the technical bid
Net Worth Certificate for Tenders
Net Worth Certificate for Government Tenders & Bids
Government and PSU tenders use the net worth certificate as a pass-or-fail qualification filter at the technical stage. Regikart prepares a tender-format certificate referencing your tender and the required threshold, with a verifiable UDIN, on the correct audited reference date.
Qualified CA / CS partners1-3 working daysBest for: Bidders on government, PSU & e-procurement tenders
Starting at
₹1,999 onwards
NWC for Tenders
Bidders on government, PSU & e-procurement tenders
Tender-format, UDIN-tagged CA certificate
References your tender & threshold
Correct audited reference date (usually 31 March)
Entity and/or promoter-level net worth
Timeline
1-3 working days
What it is
NWC for Tenders, explained in plain English.
For public procurement, the net worth certificate is a qualification document: the tender sets a threshold and the CA certifies whether your net worth meets it. Tender certificates are usually entity-level, tied to the latest audited financial year-end, and must reference the tender and threshold with a UDIN. It is read as a binary filter at the technical bid stage and uploaded on CPPP, GeM or state e-procurement portals.
TL;DR
A pass-or-fail qualification filter in government and PSU tenders. Must use the latest audited year-end (usually 31 March), reference the tender and threshold, and carry a UDIN. It is not the same as a banker's solvency certificate, which many tenders also ask for separately.
Key terms
The vocabulary you'll see on the portal.
Net Worth
Total assets minus total liabilities, certified by a CA as on a given date.
UDIN
Unique Document Identification Number from ICAI - verifiable at udin.icai.org.
Solvency certificate
A separate banker-issued document; not the same as a net worth certificate.
Reference date
The audited financial year-end the tender requires, usually 31 March.
Routes & scenarios
Match the situation to the right fix.
Promoter / director certificate
Net worth of promoters or directors where the tender also asks for it.
- Personal asset-liability schedule
- Fair-valued where applicable
- Often required alongside entity NWC
- Separate UDIN per certificate
The process
NWC for Tenders - from kickoff to confirmation.
01
Read the tender
Send us the tender document; we confirm the threshold, basis and required reference date.
02
Collect financials
Share the audited financials and any promoter / director details the tender requires.
03
Compute & draft
We compute net worth on the correct statutory basis and draft the tender-format certificate.
04
UDIN & deliver
We generate the UDIN, sign and stamp it, and deliver in time for your technical bid.
Documents required
What we'll need from you.
Upload via our secure portal. We pre-check every scan before filing - cuts portal rejections by ~90%.
The tender document (for threshold, basis & reference date)
Audited financial statements for the relevant year-end
Promoter / director asset & liability details (if required)
Supporting schedules for any figures needing a break-up
NWC for Tenders FAQ
Common questions, answered by partners.
Still unsure if NWC for Tenders is right for your case? Book a free 20-minute consult - a senior CA / CS will walk you through your specifics.
Still have questions?
Book a free 20-minute consult with a senior partner - we'll walk through your case and outline next steps.
Talk to a partner →No. A net worth certificate is issued by a CA and shows assets minus liabilities; a solvency certificate is issued by your banker. Many tenders ask for both as separate documents, so check the tender carefully.
Ready when you are
Let's get your NWC for Tenders sorted this week.
A senior CA / CS will get on a call with you, confirm scope and start the work - usually within 24 hours.