WHAT IS MSME SAMADHAAN? – YOUR GUIDE TO RECOVERING DELAYED PAYMENTS


If you are a micro or small enterprise struggling with delayed payments, the MSME Samadhaan Portal is your powerful legal remedy. Launched by the Ministry of MSME, Government of India, the MSME Samadhaan initiative helps registered businesses recover outstanding dues quickly and legally.

Why MSME Samadhaan is Important for MSMEs

Under the MSMED Act, 2006, any payment pending beyond 45 days becomes eligible for interest and legal recovery. Through the MSME Samadhaan portal, you can file a complaint online and get support from the Micro and Small Enterprises Facilitation Council (MSEFC) for resolution.

Key Features of MSME Samadhaan:

Quick Online Filing: MSMEs can easily submit their applications online.

Legal Protection: Recovery is backed by legal provisions under the MSMED Act.

Interest on Delayed Payments: Buyers are liable to pay interest in case of delays.

Council Intervention: MSEFC initiates conciliation or arbitration for faster settlement.
Who Can Use the MSME Samadhaan Portal?

Only MSMEs with Udyam Registration can apply.

Payment must be pending beyond the agreed period (usually 45 days).

Supplier must have valid invoices or agreements to support the claim.

Step-by-Step Process for MSME Delayed Payment Recovery

1. Register on the MSME Samadhaan portal with your Udyam details.

2. File your application mentioning the buyer's details, invoice, and payment pending.

3. The Facilitation Council (MSEFC) reviews your case.

4. Attempt for Conciliation first; if not successful, then arbitration proceedings start.

5. Award and Execution: The final decision is legally binding and enforceable.

Benefits of Using MSME Samadhaan Portal

Avoid long, costly civil litigation.

Get statutory interest on delayed payments.

Boost working capital by ensuring timely recovery.

Strengthen your business cash flow.

Why Timely Recovery Matters for MSMEs

For a small business, cash flow is crucial. The MSME Samadhaan portal ensures that delayed payments do not choke your growth and operations. Using this portal, thousands of businesses across India have successfully recovered their dues without heavy legal expenses.

Need Help Filing MSME Samadhaan Applications?

At JuriCare | we specialize in assisting MSMEs with:

Filing online applications

Drafting necessary documents

Representing before the Facilitation Council

Contact us today:

Email: juricare1@gmail.com

Mobile/WhatsApp: +91-9599559524

Take action today and protect your business with the power of MSME Samadhaan!

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