WANDER WORLD EXPLORES (OPC) PRIVATE LIMITED

About WANDER WORLD EXPLORES (OPC) PRIVATE LIMITED

WANDER WORLD EXPLORES (OPC) PRIVATE LIMITED is an one person company limited by shares incorporated on 13 July 2026 and registered with the RoC Mumbai, which makes it 3 months old. Its registered office is in Maharashtra, PIN 400093.

Its Corporate Identification Number (CIN) is U79110MH2026OPC473403. MCA lists its status as active. The company is on the Registrar's register and is not in any closure process. It shows that the company legally exists, not that it is financially healthy.

Its authorised capital is ₹1,00,000 (1 lakh): the most share capital it may issue under its memorandum of association, unless shareholders vote to raise the limit. Its paid-up capital is ₹1,00,000 (1 lakh): the amount shareholders have actually paid for the shares issued so far. All of its authorised capital has been issued and paid up, so it must raise the authorised limit before it can issue more shares.

MCA describes its principal business activity as "Community, personal and Social Services". The activity code in its CIN is 79110. CIN activity codes follow whichever version of the National Industrial Classification applied when the company was registered, so this page does not translate it; the industry above is MCA's own classification.

What this means before you trade with them

An active company can be sued in its own name and served at its registered office, so every normal recovery route is open if a payment goes wrong. Active status says nothing about whether it pays suppliers on time, so treat it as the starting point of a credit check, not the end.

A paid-up capital of ₹1,00,000 is small. It is common for owner-run private companies and is not a warning sign by itself, but it means the owners have put little of their own share capital into the company. If a large invoice goes unpaid, the company's own capital is a thin cushion, so ask for part advance or a shorter credit period on big orders.

It is less than a year old, so there is little track record to judge it by. New companies often have no filed annual accounts yet. Start with small orders, advance payment or a short credit period until you have your own payment history with it.

As a one person company it has a single member, so the business depends heavily on one person. For larger credit, consider asking for a guarantee or post-dated cheques.

Before you ship on credit, match the name and CIN on the purchase order with this record, check the buyer's GSTIN status, and confirm that the person ordering is authorised to act for the company.