Quick Summary
Delight Financial Services runs two websites under two different SEBI numbers, and your complaint needs to name the correct one from the start. Filing follows five stages, evidence collection, a written complaint to the firm, SEBI SCORES, SMART ODR, and arbitration. Four specific situations give you clear grounds to report the firm, and a real recovery case against a similarly structured firm shows what a well-documented claim can achieve.
Have you lost money after trusting a claim made by Delight Financial Services?
Are you being told your losses can be recovered with near-certain accuracy?
This page shows you exactly how to file a complaint against Delight Financial Services for issues like these, and whether recovery is actually possible, backed by a real, documented case, not just a promise.
How to File a Complaint Against Delight Financial Services Online?
Before anything else, one detail decides whether your complaint moves smoothly or gets stuck at the first checkpoint: which registration number it’s actually filed against.
Delight Financial Services runs two websites under two different SEBI numbers, INH000021234 and INA000009278.
Your complaint needs to name the correct one from the start.
Getting this wrong is the single biggest reason genuine complaints get delayed, so it’s worth confirming before you go any further.
Here are the steps to report:
Step 1: Evidence Collection
Pull your payment receipt, your plan name, and the registration number shown on the exact page you paid through.
If any accuracy or renewal claim influenced your decision, screenshot it now, since website copy can change.
Save any message where a fee increase or plan upgrade was proposed to you.
Step 2: Complaint to Delight Financial Services in Writing
A phone call alone won’t hold up later. Your complaint needs to exist in writing, with a clear record of when you sent it.
Your written complaint should include the registration number your payment falls under, your plan name, and the exact dates you paid.
State the specific issue clearly, whether it’s a fee above the SEBI cap, a claim about accuracy, or contact that continued after you cancelled.
Attach your payment proof and any screenshots that support your issue.
Close with a clear ask, such as a refund amount, and a deadline for a written reply.
Complaint to Delight Financial Services Through Email
Send your written complaint to the official support address listed on whichever Delight Financial Services site you paid through.
Ask for a written reply within a set number of days, and keep a copy of everything you sent.
Complaint to Delight Financial Services via Customer Care
Call the customer care number listed on the exact site you subscribed through, not a number sourced elsewhere. Follow up the same day with the same complaint in writing, so the call isn’t your only record.
Step 3: File Complaint in SCORES
Choose the matching category on SCORES, Research Analyst or Investment Adviser, so your complaint reaches the right desk.
Choose the nature of the complaint that matches your issue, such as fee-related or service-related, and attach every document from Step 1 in one go.
SCORES gives you a complaint number right after submission; save it, since you’ll need it to track your case or escalate later.
Delight Financial Services has two live registrations, so picking the right one matters here more than usual.
If you paid under the Research Analyst registration, select Research Analyst as your category on SCORES.
Enter INH000021234 as the registration number, exactly as shown on the site or your payment receipt, and mention Ankush Sanodiya as the proprietor if the form asks for the individual’s name.
If you paid under the Investment Adviser registration, select Investment Adviser as your category on SCORES instead.
Enter INA000009278 as the registration number for this filing, using the same proprietor name, since both licences are held by the same person.
If your issue involves the two-registration mismatch itself, or any other finding that targets the firm’s legitimacy, the full breakdown of how that split works is covered in complete detail on our Delight Financial Services fake or real page.
Step 4: Go to SMART ODR
Move here if SCORES doesn’t resolve your case within a reasonable window.
Delight Financial Services’ own disclosure shows a 21-day resolution on its one logged SCORES complaint, so use that as a rough marker for delay.
SMART ODR brings in a neutral mediator before the dispute goes further. Register on the ODR portal with the same complaint number from Step 3, so your case history carries over automatically.
The SMART ODR login page walks through exactly how this registration works, if you want the full step-by-step before you get there.
You’ll be asked to pick a conciliator, and most cases in this fee range get resolved within a few sessions if both sides engage.
If Delight Financial Services doesn’t respond or refuses to settle here, that refusal itself becomes part of your record for arbitration.
Step 5: Pursue Arbitration
This is the final, binding stage if SMART ODR doesn’t resolve your case. Bring your full paper trail from Step 1 again, since arbitration panels work off documents, not summaries.
A binding order here carries more weight than any earlier stage.
The full mechanics of how arbitration in stock exchange disputes actually works, timelines, costs, and what evidence carries the most weight, are covered separately in detail on that page.
Arbitration fees are charged in slabs based on your claim amount, and smaller claims cost proportionally less to file. A Sole Arbitrator is usually appointed for claims in this range, and both sides submit their evidence and written arguments before any hearing.
Filing correctly is only half the process. Knowing whether your specific situation qualifies is the other half.
When Can You Legally Report Against Delight Financial Services?
Not every disappointment is a valid complaint.
These four situations are, and each one traces back to something Delight Financial Services has published or done itself.
Situation 1: You Were Charged Above the Fee Cap
This is the clearest violation to prove, since it comes down to a fixed number. Five of Delight Financial Services’ own plans cross ₹1,51,000 a year on renewal.
If your combined payments hit that number, you have a direct, documentable case, since the cap itself is fixed and your receipt either crosses it or doesn’t.
Situation 2: You Were Shown Unverified Performance Claims
Marketing language becomes a violation once it’s used to close a sale. If the site’s 88% accuracy line or its 97% renewal rate factored into your decision to pay, that’s grounds on its own.
A screenshot of the claim, next to your payment date, makes this case straightforward.
Our detailed review of what actual subscribers have reported covers how these same claims played out in real sales calls, on our Delight Financial Services reviews page.
Situation 3: You Made a Wrong Registration Payment
This one is about which rulebook actually applies to your money.
If you paid through one Delight Financial Services website but were serviced or billed under the other’s SEBI number, that’s a reportable mismatch.
This situation needs both registration numbers on record, since the complaint depends on showing which one you actually paid into.
Situation 4: You Faced Continued Contact After Cancellation
This is a conduct issue on its own, separate from any fee or claim dispute.
If calls or messages about upgrades continued after you cancelled or asked to stop, that’s grounds to report.
Keep the date you cancelled and the dates of any contact after that, since the gap between them is the core of this complaint.
Delight Financial Services’ own site states an 88% accuracy figure on recovering losses, but that number is unverified.
Below, we show a verified, formal complaint instead, one that points to the real possibility of recovery.
Can You Recover Money From Delight Financial Services?
Yes, recovery is possible from a firm structured like Delight Financial Services, but it isn’t guaranteed.
Here’s a case we handled against a similarly structured Research Analyst firm, one that used the same fee-cap workaround pattern Delight Financial Services shows in its own pricing.
We represented an investor from Korba, Chhattisgarh, against Stocksence Research, a SEBI-registered Research Analyst firm.
The firm pressured him into paying ₹3,00,000, split across two fee labels specifically to work around SEBI’s annual cap.
His first attempt at conciliation, filed without expert help, was rejected outright. Our team stepped in, rebuilt his case with proper documentation, and raised his claim to ₹6,38,000.
Key violations found:
- Fee cap bypass. ₹1,50,000 was hidden under an invented “mentorship fee” label with no basis under SEBI’s Research Analyst Regulations.
- Overtrading pressure. The firm discouraged stop-losses and pushed frequent, speculative derivative trades.
- Guaranteed return promises. Assurances of guaranteed profits were used to justify repeated fee demands.
These are the same categories of violation that Delight Financial Services’ own pricing structure and unverified claims raise questions about. The pattern matters more for recovery than which specific firm is involved.
Our team organised his WhatsApp records, payment history, and promotional material into one regulation-backed claim.
That evidence carried the case through formal arbitration under the Metropolitan Stock Exchange’s Bye-Laws. The Sole Arbitrator ruled in his favour and awarded compensation.
Recovery amount: ₹4,31,500, with 9 percent annual interest applicable if payment was delayed.
Unsure about how to frame your complaint, or which step applies to your situation right now?
Our team can review your documents and tell you exactly where to start, guiding you through to the end of the complaint process.
For the complete company background and pricing structure behind this complaint, our page about Delight Financial Services covers the full profile.
Conclusion
Delight Financial Services gives investors specific, documentable reasons to file, a fee cap crossed in writing, performance claims with no backing data, a registration mismatch between its two sites, or contact that continued after cancellation.
A complaint built around one of these moves faster than a general one ever will, and cases like the one above show that a well-documented fee-cap claim can end in a binding award.
If your case matches any of the four situations above, start with Step 1 today.
Report. Recover. Stay Fraud Free.
Only if your issue involves paying through one Delight Financial Services site and being serviced under the other. Otherwise, the number on your own receipt is enough. Delight Financial Services' own disclosure shows a 21-day resolution on its one logged SCORES case. Treat that as a general benchmark, since timelines vary by complaint type. You escalate to SMART ODR for mediation, and then to NSE, BSE, or MSE arbitration if the dispute is still open after that.Frequently Asked Questions
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