FCRA Online Registration for NGO

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FCRA renewal now needs to be planned with the 2026 amendments in mind. Registration is valid for five years and you must file Form FC-3C at least six months before expiry, but renewal now depends on showing reasonable activity. Under the new FCRA Rule 14A, you are expected to have utilised at least ten lakh rupees of foreign contribution over the last two financial years for your stated purpose. If this threshold is not met, the Ministry can refuse renewal or even cancel registration.

Existing associations also have to specify their purposes and the States or UTs where they will work by filing Form FC-6F within one year of 22 June 2026. All foreign contributions must be received only in the designated FCRA account at SBI, New Delhi Main Branch, and no other funds can be mixed in that account. Annual return reporting in Form FC-4 has become more detailed, with stronger disclosure of activities, donors, and utilisation.

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This webinar guides you through OZG Helpdesk's comprehensive services for FCRA-registered NGOs and new applicants. You may access the OZG FCRA Helpdesk services at helpdesk.fcraonline.in

Key topics include annual returns using Form FC-4, due by December 31 for the fiscal year ending March 31. These returns detail receipts, utilization, balances, and passbooks. We'll also cover quarterly intimation via Form FC-1, required for foreign contributions exceeding ₹10 Lakh. OZG Helpdesk provides user-friendly filing tools and compliance audits to prevent suspensions.

The session will address compounding proceedings under Section 41, teaching you how to file applications with the Ministry of Home Affairs for violations like delays. Penalties range from ₹1-10 lakh or 5-30% of the amount involved, with no repeats allowed within 3 years. OZG offers end-to-end support, including self-disclosure drafting and penalty negotiations. Join our live Q&A to explore real OZG client scenarios and get personalized advice.

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FCRA violations by NGO

1. 👁️‍🗨️ The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has issued a public notice on 21 January, 2025 addressing the operation of FCRA accounts by NGOs and associations whose FCRA registration certificates are no longer valid.

2. 👁️‍🗨️ 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐡𝐢𝐛𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐧 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐅𝐂𝐑𝐀 𝐀𝐜𝐜𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐬: NGOs or associations with expired, ceased, or cancelled FCRA registrations are strictly prohibited from conducting any transactions (credits or debits) in their FCRA accounts or FCRA utilisation accounts. Such transactions constitute violations of the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) and will result in penal action.

3. 👁️‍🗨️ 𝐋𝐞𝐠𝐚𝐥 𝐈𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬: Any receipt or utilisation of foreign contributions by entities without valid FCRA registration is a violation of the FCRA. Organisations and individuals engaging in unauthorised transactions will face strict penal consequences under the law.

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What is Prior Reference Category (PRC) under FCRA?

Find it at Card below. Please, note any donors not adhering to FCRA, can be placed under PRC.

Due to lengthy procedure to get FCRA, some of NGOs are intentionally violating FCRA law by accepting foreign donation from individual donors abroad??

If you are one among FCRA violators, then please note you are operating at risk to be penalised at anytime. Before that you can apply for compounding under Section 41 of Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA), 2010 till next 3 years. You will just need to pay ₹100000 or minimum 5% of foreign donations, whichever is higher.

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FCRA Bank Account: The process flow after opening of account in case of NGO or Sec8 Company to receive foreign contribution through SWIFT mode

📌 i. The NDMB will allow receipt of foreign contribution only in the “FCRA Bank Account” opened in NDMB after confirming that the MHA has already granted a registration certificate or prior permission under section 12 of FCRA, 2010.

The foreign inward remittance received should invariably contain following details:

• “FCRA Bank Account” Number of the Beneficiary in the NDMB of SBI

• SWIFT Code of NDMB (SBININBB104)

• Name of the Beneficiary

• Name of the Donor/ Remitter

• Account number of the Donor/Remitter

• Donor/Remitter’s Address

• Donor/Remitter’s Country of Residence

📌 ii. In case of NGO / Sec8 company entity without FCRA, the NDMB shall open the FCRA Bank Account and then wait for MHA’s decision on their FCRA application for grant of prior permission or registration certificate. As soon as the MHA approval for such registration or prior permission is conveyed to NDMB through an e-mail, NDMB shall allow inflow of foreign contribution into the relevant account from that date.

📌 iii. SBI, NDMB shall intimate the customers, through an e-mail and SMS regarding receipt of foreign contribution.

📌 iv. The customers will be required to submit an undertaking detailing the purpose of the receipt of funds as per FEMA declaration and RBI guidelines to the SBI Branch, where it had initially submitted the FCRA account opening form. The SBI Branch shall then forward duly scrutinized copies to New Delhi Main Branch on the designated email id (fcra.00691@sbi.co.in).

📌 v. Standard Forex conversion rate as permitted under the FEMA guidelines and RBI instructions to be applied on the inflow of foreign currency. It shall be duly intimated to the FCRA account holder through an email.

📌 vi. The FCRA Account holder shall have complete freedom to transfer the foreign contribution (FC) received in FCRA Bank Account opened in NDMB to another FCRA Account, if any, of his choice opened in any branch of any Scheduled Commercial Bank as per its convenience for keeping or utilization. It may also avail Internet Banking facility (with full transaction rights) with the NDMB.

📌 vii. NDMB will not levy any charges / fee etc on any transfer of foreign contribution from the FCRA Bank Account to FCRA Utilization Account, if any, of the NGO. For each such transfer, the “FCRA Account” holder to be informed through an e-mail as well as SMS immediately.

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Public Financial Management System (PFMS)

Public Financial Management System (PFMS) initially started as a Plan scheme named CPSMS of the Planning Commission in 2008-09 as a pilot in four States of Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Punjab and Mizoram for four Flagship schemes e.g. MGNREGS, NRHM, SSA and PMGSY. After the initial phase of establishing a network across Ministries / Departments, it has been decided to undertake National rollout of CPSMS (PFMS) to link the financial networks of Central, State Governments and the agencies of State Governments. The scheme was included in 12th Plan initiative of Planning Commission and Ministry of Finance.

In December, 2013 the Union Cabinet approved the national roll out of PFMS for all States and schemes for a period of four years till 2017 as follows:

(i) Total outlay of the scheme to be implemented through the O/o CGA would be not more than Rs. 1080 crore.
(ii) Four tiered project organization structure viz.
         I. Project Implementation Committee (PIC) at apex level
         II. The Central Project Management Unit (CPMU) at Centre
         III. State Project Management Unit (SPMU) at State level
         IV. District Project Management Unit (DPMU) at district level to be manned through outsourcing

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Mandate

The mandate given to PFMS by Cabinet decision is to provide:

• A financial management platform for all plan schemes, a database of all recipient agencies, integration with core banking solution of banks handling plan funds, integration with State Treasuries and efficient and effective tracking of fund flow to the lowest level of implementation for plan scheme of the Government.
• To provide information across all plan schemes/ implementation agencies in the country on fund utilization leading to better monitoring, review and decision support system to enhance public accountability in the implementation of plan schemes.
• To result in effectiveness and economy in Public Finance Management through better cash management for Government transparency in public expenditure and real-time information on resource availability and utilization across schemes. The roll-out will also result in improved programme administration and management, reduction of float in the system, direct payment to beneficiaries and greater transparency and accountability in the use of public funds. The proposed system will be an important tool for improving governance.

Enhanced Mandate of Ministry of Finance

Ministry of Finance, Dept. of Expenditure OM No 49 (7) /PF- I/ 2014 dated 02.12.2014 directed CGA to proceed with Digitization of Govt. Accounts through PFMS.

Modules to implement the Mandate

Modules developed /under development by PFMS for stakeholders as per the Union Cabinet above mandate are as under:

I. Fund Flow Monitoring
        (a) Agency registration
        (b) Expenditure management and fund utilisation through PFMS EAT module
        (c) Accounting Module for registered agencies
        (d) Treasury Interface
        (e) PFMS-PRI fund flow and utilization interface
        (f) Mechanism for State Governments towards fund tracking for State schemes
        (g) Monitoring of Externally Aided Projects (EAP):

II. Direct Benefit Transfer DBT modules
(a) PAO to beneficiaries (b) Agency to beneficiaries (c) State treasuries to beneficiaries

III. Interfaces for Banking
(a) CBS (b) India Post (c) RBI (d) NABARD & Cooperative Banks

Modules to implement Enhanced mandate:

IV. PAO Computerization-Online payments, receipts and accounting of Govt. of India
(a) Programme Division module (b) DDO module (c) PAO module (d)Pension module (e) GPF & HR module (f) Receipts including GSTN (g) Annual Financial Statements (h) Cash Flow Management (i) interface with non-civil ministries

V. Non – Tax Receipt Portal

Other Departmental Initiatives:

To leverage the capabilities of PFMS, several other departments have approached PFMS for developing utilities for their departmental needs as follows:

VI. Interface for MHA (Foreigners Division) Monitoring of Agencies receiving fund under FCRA

VII. CBDT PAN Validation

VIII. GSTN bank account validation

Implementation Strategy

An action Plan has been prepared and approved by Ministry of Finance for phased implementation of Public Financial Management System.
        ? Improved Financial Management through:
                • Just in Time (JIT) release of funds
                • Monitoring of use of funds including ultimate utilization
         ? Strategy:
                • Universal rollout of PFMS which inter alia includes
                • Mandatory registration of all Implementing Agencies (IA) on PFMS and
                • Mandatory use of Expenditure Advance & Transfer (EAT) Module of PFMS by all IAs

I. Implementation Strategy for Central Sector (CS) schemes/transactions

Activities to be completed
        ? Mandatory registration and use of EAT module by IAs
        ? Mapping of all relevant information of Schemes
        ? Uploading of budget of each scheme on PFMS
        ? Identify implementation hierarchy of each Scheme
        ? Integration of Systems Interface of specific Schemes with PFMS e.g. NREGASoft, AwasSoft
        ? Deployment and Training of Trainers

II. Implementation Strategy for Central Assistance to State Plan (CASP)

Activities to be undertaken by states
        ? State Treasury Integration with PFMS
        ? Registration of all SIAs on PFMS (1st level & below)
        ? Mapping of State Schemes with corresponding central schemes
        ? Configuration of State Schemes on PFMS
                • Configuring State Scheme Components
                • Identify and configure hierarchy of each state scheme
        ? Integration of PFMS with Scheme specific software application
        ? Deployment and training of Trainers
        ? Continuous support for implementation

Timeline For Treasury Interface

Stages	States/UT with legislature	Target Date
Stage 1	Assam, Bihar, Jharkhand, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Puducherry, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh	31-08-2016
Stage 2	Andhra Pradesh,Arunachal Pradesh,Chattisgarh,Goa,Gujarat,Himachal,Haryana, Manipur,Meghalya,Punjab,Sikkim, Tamil Nadu,Telangana,Uttarakhand,West Bengal	31-12-2016
Stage 3	Delhi,Jammu & Kashmir, Karnataka,Mizoram,Nagaland,Tripura	31-03-2017

Achievements:

Basic Statistics

Total number of schemes:	CS – 679; CASP – 104
Total Implementing Agencies:	17.88 lakhs
Interface with Banks:	PSBs (26), RRBs (50), PrSBs(10),Coop (2) RBI, India Post
FY 2015-16 3.02 lakh sanctions:	Rs4.09 lakh crore
Rs. 3,196 crore non-tax receipts on NTRP
Payments processed per day 2015-16:	>7 lakh
2016-17:	>15 lakh
Average log-in on website –	20,000 per day
Payments are made though following routes:
ABPS & NACH of NPCI for DBT payments
NEFT for PAO payments
RBI route for IGAA/IAAA

Agency Registration:

Implementing Agencies (e.g. Statutory bodies, Trusts, Registered Societies, Autonomous Bodies, State Govt. Institutions, Local Bodies etc.) are registered on PFMS for monitoring of bank balances and tracking of fund flow. The bank balances of these agencies can be monitored through PFMS after their registration on PFMS. Presently,17.9 lakh agencies are registered with their bank accounts duly validated by PFMS- Core Banking Solution (CBS) Interface and used by stakeholders for monitoring purpose. Details of progress since its inception is as under:

FY	No of Agencies registered
2009-10	17,680
2010-11	51,512
2011-12	3,78,750
2012-13	6,06,905
2013-14	3,69,529
2014-15	2,54,236
2015-16	1,09,324
Total	17,87,936

MIS and DSS output reports are available on PFMS. State wise releases, Ministry wise Scheme wise releases, Implementation level wise bank balances for each scheme is available to the stakeholders on PFMS.

Expenditure management and fund utilisation through PFMS (EAT) module:

After completion of registration process, the Agencies can login to PFMS portal and can create Maker and Checker type users to use Expenditure-Advance-Transfer modules (EAT module) for transferring funds or advances to lower level Agencies and e-payments to vendors, employees and beneficiaries for financial MIS. This is an extremely important functional module of PFMS for monitoring the ultimate utilisation of funds.

So far 26,011 agencies out of 17.9 lakh registered agencies are using the EAT Module. Exhaustive training at state, district and below level is required to be imparted for encouraging registered agencies for usage of PFMS for providing last mile connectivity. Year wise usage of EAT module of PFMS is as under:

FY	No of Agencies using EAT module
2009-10	-
2010-11	-
2011-12	-
2012-13	1,553
2013-14	1,474
2014-15	8,782
2015-16	26,011

Treasury Interface

Ministry of Finance, under the Central Scheme for Treasury Modernisation has mandated compulsory interface of State Treasury Systems with PFMS.Consequently, an interface for sharing data with State Treasuries has been developed in PFMS. This aims at tracking of utilization of funds for all Central Schemes in all States which are either transferred through the State Consolidated Fund or Implementing Agency route. Funds transferred from Central Ministries are tracked at each successive stage, starting with the initial release with the help of PFMS – Core Banking Solution (CBS) interface. Presently PFMS has established Treasury interface with 10 States/UT with legislature namely Assam, Bihar, Jharkhand, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Puducherry, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh.

Bank Interface
PFMS-Core Banking Solution Interface facilitates online validation of beneficiaries, and Agencies bank account details. Electronic payment files are generated through PFMS for three modes of payments, viz. Print payment Advice (PPA), Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) and Corporate Internet Banking (CINB). At present, PFMS –CBS interface is operational with Public Sector Banks (26), Regional Rural Banks (50), and private sector banks (10). PFMS has interface with India Post and RBI too.

Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT)

The DBT Scheme was announced by the Government of India for implementation w.e.f 01.01.2013. It has been decided that payments (Aadhaar enabled or via NEFT) to ultimate beneficiaries will be processed through PFMS (CPSMS). The erstwhile Planning Commission issued detailed guidelines on 12.4.2013 (OM No 4) regarding use of CPSMS by Ministries /Department/Implementing Agencies for DBT.

Further, the use of PFMS has been made mandatory for payment, accounting and reporting under Direct Benefit Transfer, with effect from 1st April 2015. No payments under the Direct Benefit Transfer schemes (except PAHAL) are to be processed, unless the electronic payment files for such payments are received through the PFMS system developed by the CGA from 1st April, 2015.

As a result, every Department/Ministry will transfer funds electronically to each beneficiary (individual or institution) through PFMS. Further, implementing agencies will transfer the cash components to beneficiaries through PFMS. In case where funds are transferred to State Government/Treasury, each Ministry will coordinate and ensure that the cash component of each scheme is transferred through PFMS. In both the above cases, all Departments/ministries will use the PFMS system of CGA for processing payments which is already linked with NEFT and APB of NPCI for settlement of funds, and can process both type of payments on a single platform.

MGNREGS at Pan India level and Cash-in-lieu-of-food grains PDS subsidy in three UTs i.e. Chandigarh, Puducherry and Dadra and Nagar Haveli are the major Central Schemes taken up for DBT payment implementation in 2015-16.

The status of implementation of Direct Benefit Transfer using PFMS portal both in respect of Central and State level schemes is as under:

FY	No of Schemes	No of DBT credits through PFMS	Amount(in Crore)
Status of DBT in Central Schemes
2012-13	11	16,547	1.70
2013-14	19	28,02,967	444.57
2014-15	24	54,10,176	2,251.54
2015-16	42	27,44,17,000	42,811.66

DBT for State Govt. Schemes
   • Uttar Pradesh State Government Scholarships, Pensions and Social Welfare schemes are being paid through PFMS. Chief Secretary, UP has sent a DO letter    to CGA regarding saving of ?520 crore for Government of UP by using account validation and secure payment features of PFMS DBT process.
   • Payments for Odisha Govt. Scheme “BijuPaccaGhar” is being done through PFMS.
   • Pilot for DBT payments of Kanyashree scheme of West Bengal Govt. has been done in Nadia district.

FY	No of Schemes	No of DBT credits through PFMS	Amount(in Crore)
Status of DBT in State Schemes
2012-13	0	-	-
2013-14	0	-	-
2014-15	32	1,65,35,840	4,716.14
2015-16	50	4,62,93,127	10,407.52

Interfaces for DBT
• Beneficiary management applications of different ministries and departments contain beneficiary list and their details filled by field units. PFMS’ interface with these applications has further enriched the information available to stake holders by prior account validation and credit response information. This helps in detecting fraudulent payments. So far PFMS – Domain Application Interface is operational with external applications like NSAP, MNREGASoft, MCTS, AwasSoft, NeSP, UGC-Canbank application, CAB PDS system and Kanyashree.

Non Tax Receipt Portal (NTRP)
The objective of the Non Tax Receipts Portal (NTRP) is to provide a one stop window to citizens / corporates/ other users for making online deposits of Non-Tax receipts due to Government of India (GoI).
NTRP uses the modality of Payment Gateway Aggregator (PGA). A depositor can therefore make online deposit using Credit Card, Debit Card or through Net Banking of any of the banks integrated with the PGA. At present, SBIePay is the PGA for NTRP.
NTRP is integrated with the accredited banks of different Ministries. Therefore any deposit made through it would also be captured in the accounts of the respective Pay and Accounts office (PAO).
This portal shall serve all those GoI departments/ministries who do not have any existing solution for online collection of their receipts.
• The NTRP Portal has been formally launched by Hon. Finance Minister on 15 Feb’ 2016. So far the NTRP portal is being used by 5 Ministries. In FY 2015-16 Rs. 3,176 crore non-tax revenue was collected through NTRP involving 1690 transactions.

PAO computerization-Online Payments, Receipts and Accounting of Govt. of India

In pursuance of the above mandate, a pilot of the online payment functions through PFMS portal was run in 2 Ministries (Heavy Industries, and Power) from 1st April, 2015.
Thereafter the application was expanded to include the following functionalities:
   (i) Compilation of accounts.
   (ii) Budget module.
   (iii) Reconciliation of Accounts
   (iv) Authorization of funds to agent Ministries/Departments for the supply of goods and services, execution of works etc. by the latter. Under the phased roll out plan, the expanded PFMS with the above functionalities has so far been implemented in all Civil Ministries/Departments.

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Tightening the rules for NGOs, the Home Ministry has asked as many as 5,845 organisations to open their accounts in banks having core banking facilities and furnish details for real time access to security agencies in case of any discrepancy.

It is the latest in a series of steps taken by the NDA government aimed at checking “errant” NGOs, especially those receiving foreign funding. Registration of more than 10,000 NGOs have been cancelled and more than 1,300 have been denied a renewal over the last three years for various violations.

As of now, there are around 24,000 active NGOs in the country as against 40,000 in 2014—15.

In a communication, 3,768 NGOs have been told that their bank accounts are not available as per core banking format while 2,077 NGOs have been asked to furnish bank accounts details as no such data is available with the home ministry.

The move came after it was detected that many NGOs have their bank accounts in cooperative banks or state government— owned apex banks or banks which do not have core banking facilities, official sources said.

The Home Ministry wants that all NGOs registered under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act mandatorily have their accounts in either nationalised banks or in a few private banks which have core banking facilities.

Under core banking system, all the branches of the networked banks are interconnected. This would allow the security agencies to access the accounts of the NGOs on real time basis.

PTI / 10 May 2017

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