Your register of members says who owns your company.

Keel bills your company secretary's firm, not your company. Whether your registers are kept on Keel is for your company to decide with its company secretary.

Check a sealed register

If your company secretary sent you an extract, type its reference to see whether it matches the book.

Check an extract

Ask whoever keeps your books

When you raise money, sell shares or face an audit, someone will ask to see the register and whether it has changed. If your company secretary keeps your registers on Keel, they can send you an extract or give your investor a seat.

Starting a company?

Some company secretaries open new companies on Keel from the day of incorporation, so the first entries are sealed from day one.

Born on Keel

No company secretary yet?

The Institute of Company Secretaries of India publishes a public directory of members, including those in practice, on icsi.edu. Keel does not recommend or refer to any firm.

The 74-second explainer shows what a sealed register is. Watch it.