UDBHAV 3.0 Blockchain Incubation — IIML EIC CoE — Eligibility Criteria
UDBHAV 3.0 Blockchain Incubation — IIML EIC CoE is open to product · revenue-stage startups registered in India. DPIIT (Startup India) recognition is required. The full eligibility criteria — qualifying sectors, states and entity types — are below.
Who can apply
Only DPIIT-recognised startups are eligible. The startup must be registered in Uttar Pradesh. At least 51% of the equity must be held by Indian founders. The venture must be actively working on or developing blockchain-based use cases. The program is free of cost — incubation is fully subsidised. Startups at product or revenue stage are preferred, and the entity should be a private limited company or an LLP.
UDBHAV 3.0 Blockchain Incubation — IIML EIC CoE is open to startups at the product and revenue stage working in gaming media web3. The programme is targeted at startups registered in Uttar Pradesh. Applicants should be registered as private limited and llp. Applicants must hold DPIIT (Startup India) recognition.
- Eligible stage
- Product · Revenue
- Location
- Open to startups registered in India
- Entity type
- Private Limited, Llp
- DPIIT recognition
- Required — the startup must hold DPIIT (Startup India) recognition
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