Sign up free at supplier.meesho.com with a bank account and either a GSTIN or, if you aren't GST-registered, an Enrolment ID (UIN) from the GST portal. Meesho charges 0% commission across all categories, no registration fee, no collection fee on prepaid or COD orders and no penalty for cancellations or late dispatch, and pays you on a 7-day cycle from delivery. Without a regular GSTIN (selling on an Enrolment ID or a Composition GSTIN) you can sell only inside your own state, Meesho Ads are not open to you, and sales are restricted once your total annual sales cross ₹40 lakh (₹20 lakh in northeastern states) on an Enrolment ID or ₹1.5 crore on composition. Then upload catalogs in the supplier panel, price to cover shipping (charged with 18% GST), and hand parcels to Meesho's couriers; returned RTO parcels come back with no return shipping fee. The rule: Meesho rewards low prices and wide catalogs, so list products whose margin survives a low price.
Meesho's rules for sellers without a GSTIN or with a Composition GSTIN: an Enrolment ID/UIN from the GST portal, sales within your own state only, and turnover limits after which you need a regular GSTIN.
The notification itself, dated 31 July 2023 and in force from 1 October 2023, that lets a small seller sell goods within one state on a marketplace without a GSTIN.
Covers the one real exception to 'GST from order one': Meesho's Enrolment ID route for specific exempted categories under the threshold, and exactly where that workaround stops working.
Meesho lets individual sellers list in specific exempted categories using an Enrolment ID or UIN instead of a full GSTIN, but only for intrastate sales.
Categories like electronics and cosmetics still require a GSTIN regardless of turnover.
Meesho's own seller page: what you need to register (GSTIN, or an Enrolment ID/UIN if you are not GST-registered, plus a bank account) and how listing, shipping and payment work.