Company stamp maker for India

In India a company stamp is expected on share certificates, board resolutions and most commercial paperwork, and note that "e-stamping" means something entirely different: paying stamp duty electronically.

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Two things are worth separating before anything else, because searches for them collide constantly. A company stamp or rubber seal is a mark identifying the company. E-stamping is the electronic payment of stamp duty through a government portal, producing a duty certificate. They are unrelated, and no stamp maker can do the second.

What a company stamp in India usually carries

Why make it digitally

Questions

Is a common seal mandatory for an Indian company?

The Companies (Amendment) Act 2015 made the common seal optional rather than mandatory. Where a company has one, its articles usually govern its use, particularly on share certificates. Where it does not, documents are executed by authorised signatories instead.

Is this the same as e-stamping?

No, and the distinction matters. E-stamping is paying stamp duty electronically through a government portal and produces a duty certificate. This makes a stamp image. Nothing here pays duty or evidences payment of it.

What goes on an authorised signatory stamp?

Typically the company name, the words "Authorised Signatory", and a line for the signature. Many also carry the signatory name and designation, which is why they need replacing when people change.

This describes common commercial practice rather than giving legal advice, and practice changes. Where a specific document matters, check the requirement with the body receiving it.

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