Article

Angel fund registration in India: the revised SEBI framework

Treelife Free Intermediate India

An explainer of SEBI's 2025 rules for angel funds, including the accredited investor requirement and what it means for who can invest through one.

  • Angel funds may now take money only from accredited investors, verified by the fund manager.
  • Accreditation is a formal test of income and net worth, such as ₹7.5 crore of net worth with at least ₹3.75 crore in financial assets.
  • An angel fund invests between ₹10 lakh and ₹25 crore in a single startup.

Curated reading that points you to the sources, not personalised investment advice.

The question it answers

  1. Angel tax is gone and SEBI changed the rules for angel funds. What does that mean for me as an angel?

Read with it

  1. The India reference on short vs long term capital gains, holding periods, and rates for equity, funds, and property, so you... ClearTax Article Capital gains tax in India ClearTax
  2. Paul Graham's 2009 essay for people writing their first angel cheques: pick founders over terms, start small and decide quickly. paulgraham.com Essay How to Be an Angel Investor Paul Graham
eChai Partner Brands The partnership →