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Designated Partner Identification Number (DPIN)

The LLP equivalent of DIN — unique identifier for designated partners of Limited Liability Partnerships.

Definition

A Designated Partner Identification Number (DPIN) is the Limited Liability Partnership counterpart of a DIN. It identifies a designated partner in an LLP the same way a DIN identifies a director in a company. DPINs are issued by the MCA and, like DINs, are held for life with an annual KYC requirement. Some individuals who were previously DPIN-only holders have since migrated to DIN, and MCA now treats DIN as the broader identifier covering both designated partners of LLPs and directors of companies.

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