What is the DPL-NDPL License in India?

DPL License or the Dealer Possession License is issued to dealers and possessors of Wireless products. These entities are involved in the sales and distribution of wireless equipment. As per the telecom rules, the holders of DPL License can't sell their products to companies or entities that don't have the approval of the WPC to use those products. 

NDPL License or Non-Dealer Possession License is issued to entities that are neither the dealers nor the proprietors of wireless products. They are merely entities that have wireless products in their possession. For example, a local cable operator. 

The Wireless Planning & Coordination issues both the licenses: a regulatory body that we can help you reach out to. 

Contact Registrationwala experts for an end-to-end DPL NDPL license registration.

Eligibility Criteria for DPL NDPL License in India

If you're a registered business entity, you are eligible to apply for the DPL License and NDPL License.

Documents Required for DPL/NDPL License in India

Following are the documents required for DPL License or NDPL License

• Certificate of incorporation
• Equipment that you want to import, possess, sell or use
• Technical specification of equipment
• Duly filled application form

The process to acquire DPL/NDPL License in India

Following is the process to obtain DPL/NDPL License

• Prepare documentation
• Fill out the application form
• Submit the application
• Wait for WPC's analysis
• Obtain the DPL or NDPL License

Our Assistance in filing the DPL NDPL License in India

Our experts know the terrain you must walk on to get DPL or NDPL License. As India's leading telecom experts, we understand the big (and small) details you need to consider when applying for DPL License or NDPL License. That's why the process is easier for you.

• To take the whole responsibility of filing your application.
• Our In house chartered accountants shall issue you the Net worth certificate.
• Once the application is filed, we conduct a follow-up to expedite the DPL or NDPL licensing process.
• Once you obtain the letter of intent, we ensure that all your details are securely filled in.

Our end-to-end business solutions for DPL or NDPL License and other regulatory requirements are second to none. Reach out to us now so we can get you ahead of line and initiate the licensing process immediately.

FAQs About DPL/NDPL License

Q1. What is a Dealer Possession License in India?

A. DPL License or the Dealer Possession License is issued to dealers and possessors of Wireless products. These entities are involved in the sales and distribution of wireless equipment. As per the telecom rules, the holders of DPL License can't sell their products to companies or entities that don't have the approval of the WPC to use those products. 

Q2. What is a Non-Dealer Possession License in India?

A. NDPL License or Non-Dealer Possession License is issued to entities that are neither the dealers nor the proprietors of wireless products. They are merely entities that have wireless products in their possession. For example, a local cable operator. 

Q3. Who issues the DPL/NDPL license in India?

A. The Wireless Planning & Coordination (WPC) wing of the Department of Telecommunications issues both the DPL and NDPL licenses.

Q4. What makes one eligible to apply for a DPL or NDPL license in India?

A. If you're a registered business entity, you are eligible to apply for the DPL License and NDPL License.

Q5. What documents are required to file for the license registration of a Dealer Possession and Non-Dealer Possession license in India?

A. The following documents must be attached with the registration application for DPL / NDPL License:

• Certificate of incorporation
• Equipment that you want to import, possess, sell or use
• Technical specification of equipment
• Duly filled application form

Q6. What is the process to acquire a DPL/NDPL license in India?

A. The step-by-step procedure to obtain a DPL/NDPL License is as follows:

• Prepare documentation
• Fill out the application form
• Submit the application
• Wait for WPC's analysis
• Obtain the DPL or NDPL License