NBFC register
Is Aviral Finance Private Limited an RBI-registered NBFC?
On the record consulted (RBI list as on 30 June 2026), Aviral Finance Private Limited, CIN U65100CT1985PTC001364, appears on the Reserve Bank of India’s list of NBFCs registered with it. Registration is a licence to lend — not an RBI endorsement of any loan, rate or recovery practice.
What the register records
| Company | Aviral Finance Private Limited |
| CIN | U65100CT1985PTC001364 |
| Status on the RBI list | Registered NBFC |
| RBI Regional Office | Raipur |
| Classification | MFI |
| Layer | Base |
| Accepts public deposits | No / not recorded |
Is Aviral Finance Private Limited registered with the RBI?
On the record consulted (RBI list as on 30 June 2026), Aviral Finance Private Limited, CIN U65100CT1985PTC001364, appears on the Reserve Bank of India's list of NBFCs registered with it. Registration means the company holds a certificate of registration to carry on the business of a non-banking financial company. It is not an RBI endorsement of any particular loan, rate or recovery practice.
How do I check Aviral Finance Private Limited on the RBI list myself?
Go to the Reserve Bank of India's Non-Banking Financial Companies page and open the "List of NBFCs and ARCs registered with the RBI" and, separately, the "List of NBFCs and ARCs whose CoR has been cancelled". There is no search box: download the spreadsheet and use your device's find function on the company name — Aviral Finance Private Limited — or the CIN, U65100CT1985PTC001364. Always search the company name, not an app or brand name, because brand names do not appear on the RBI list.
Does RBI registration mean a loan or app is safe?
No. The RBI registers the company, not its apps or its individual loans, and it does not "approve" loan apps at all. A registered NBFC must still disclose the all-inclusive Annual Percentage Rate in a Key Facts Statement before you borrow, and its recovery must stay within the RBI's conduct norms — no contact outside 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., no contact with your employer or family, no threats. Registration is a licence to lend, not a licence to overcharge or harass.
Check it at source
The Reserve Bank of India publishes the register itself at rbi.org.in. If a lender is troubling you, you can report it on RBI Sachet or, for threats or data misuse, at cybercrime.gov.in or on 1930.
Any company named here may write to grievance@loantrap.org for a factual correction. Register data reflects what the Reserve Bank of India’s own list recorded on the date stated; the RBI updates that list monthly.