Before you pay Capital Vision Research a single rupee, you probably want one thing settled: Is it really SEBI registered?
Here’s the exact record, pulled straight from SEBI’s own database, not just a number copied off their homepage.
This blog also walks through what to do if this registered entity ever acts otherwise.
Is Capital Vision Research SEBI Registered Company?
Yes. SEBI’s own intermediary record lists the registration as active, under the name Capital Vision Research and number INH000022482, valid from August 5, 2025, on a perpetual basis.
The record lists a Bengaluru address, Plot No. 10, 4th Floor, above Domino’s Pizza, Hosur Road, Chikku Lakshmaiah Layout, Adugodi, Koramangala, 560029, along with a listed phone number and Amit Anand named as the contact person.
It states the entity has never been suspended or barred by SEBI.
It also states it doesn’t offer merchant banking, investment advisory, or brokerage services on the side.
Each of these is a specific, checkable claim, not a vague reassurance. That’s a meaningfully different thing from just seeing “SEBI Registered” stamped on a homepage.
The Internal Loopholes: One Person, Three Roles
Under SEBI’s standard investor protection framework, a Research Analyst is required to establish a clear internal escalation path for customer disputes.
This structure typically mandates three independent checkpoints to ensure unbiased problem-solving:
- Level 1: Customer Care Officer
- Level 2: Compliance Officer
- Level 3: Principal Officer
When you audit Capital Vision Research’s public grievance disclosures, Amit Anand is listed under all three mandatory titles.
- The Structural Reality: For an individual proprietorship, this setup is legally allowed by regulatory definitions.
- The Practical Implication: If you experience a billing dispute or a service failure, your Level 1 complaint, Level 2 escalation, and Level 3 final internal appeal are all being delivered to the same inbox. There is no independent internal firewall to protect your interests.
What Does a SEBI Registration Number Actually Cover?
INH000022482 confirms one specific thing under SEBI’s Research Analyst Regulations.
Amit Anand cleared the eligibility criteria needed to publish research recommendations to the public.
That’s the actual scope of what registration checks: nothing about accuracy, and nothing about fair pricing.
Passing that eligibility check involves qualification, infrastructure, and a clean background at the time of approval.
None of that carries forward automatically once the firm starts taking on paying clients.
That’s exactly why the number alone can’t answer every question this blog opened with.
What SEBI Registration Doesn’t Allow Capital Vision Research to Do?
A Research Analyst registration comes with real limits attached, not just permissions.
Knowing these makes it easier to spot when a genuinely registered entity has stepped outside them.
- Promise fixed or guaranteed returns on any call.
- Manage a client’s trading account or execute trades directly.
- Give personalised, portfolio-specific advice instead of general research.
- Charge an individual or HUF client beyond SEBI’s ₹1,51,000 annual cap.
None of these limits show up on the registration certificate itself.
They only show up once you check what’s actually being charged or promised.
Where Does Capital Vision Research Registration Still Leave Gaps?
A genuine registration number doesn’t close every question an investor should be asking.
Two specific gaps show up once you look past INH000022482 itself.
1. The Pricing Gap
To protect retail investors from predatory billing, SEBI strictly mandates that an individual Research Analyst cannot charge an individual or HUF family more than ₹1,51,000 per year.
Capital Vision Research bypasses this yearly framing by structuring its top-tier plans, the Complete Equity Suite and the Commodity Combo, at ₹1,49,999 per quarter.
- How to spot the violation: On day one, paying ₹1,49,999 technically keeps them ₹1,001 under the legal ceiling. However, if the firm bills you, asks you to renew, or automatically charges you for a second quarter within the same 12-month period, your cumulative payment instantly surges to nearly ₹3,00,000.
- The Regulatory Reality: The moment your total billing crosses the ₹1,51,000 threshold in a rolling year, the firm enters a direct structural violation of SEBI’s fee guidelines, regardless of how they break up the packages on paper.
2. The Contact Detail Gap
When verifying a financial intermediary, your digital safety depends on matching their live platforms with SEBI’s official master database.
The Verified Data: SEBI’s registration portal links compliance details for number INH000022482 to a .com web domain: capitalvisionresearch.com.
The Live Operation: The active website pushing subscriptions and collecting payments operates on a .in extension: capitalvisionresearch.in.
Why this matters to you: While it is perfectly legal for a legitimate business to own multiple domain extensions, an unannounced or unlinked shift from a .com registry to a .in registry introduces a security gap.
Before transferring funds or sharing personal KYC documents, you must independently verify that you are communicating with the actual registered entity and not a clone or unmonitored mirror site.
What If the Registered Entity Still Crosses a Line?
A valid SEBI registration doesn’t give a Research Analyst permission to break the rules. Instead, it gives investors access to official grievance and dispute resolution mechanisms if something goes wrong.
If you face an issue, you can lodge a complaint against a Research analyst through the following steps:
- Raise your complaint with the firm’s official compliance team and allow them to resolve it.
- If the issue remains unresolved, file a complaint through the SEBI SCORES portal.
- If a resolution is still not reached, use the SMART ODR platform for conciliation and, if required, arbitration.
- For eligible cases, the dispute can proceed to binding Arbitration in Stock Exchange, where an independent arbitrator issues a final decision.
These protections are available because the SEBI registration links the complaint to a regulated entity.
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Conclusion
So, is Capital Vision Research SEBI registered?
Yes, and INH000022482 is genuine, active, and traceable straight back to Amit Anand.
That single fact answers the search query, but it stops well short of answering whether the pricing or the conduct behind that number actually holds up.
Check the number, then check the two things it was never designed to cover, pricing and accountability, before any payment goes out.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Does the registration number cover the firm’s pricing too?
No, SEBI registration confirms eligibility to publish research, not that every fee charged stays within SEBI’s annual cap.
2. Who is accountable if something goes wrong with a subscription here?
Amit Anand, the proprietor, who also holds the compliance and principal officer roles listed on the firm’s own grievance page.
3. Can we trust a SEBI registered research analyst blindly?
No. SEBI registration verifies a basic background check and baseline eligibility, not the accuracy of trading tips or the fairness of their pricing. Think of it as a license to drive; it proves they know the rules, but it doesn’t guarantee they won’t drive recklessly or overcharge you.
4. What should I do if I’ve already paid and suspect a violation?
Raise it with the firm in writing first, then escalate to SEBI SCORES if it isn’t resolved within the stated timeline.
