Quick Summary
WealthView Analytics Private Limited is a Nagpur-based SEBI-registered Research Analyst under registration INH000009676, run by two co-founders, Rohi Kathal and Harshubh Mahesh Shah, neither of whom appears together anywhere on the firm’s own website. The firm’s annual complaint table shows 12 complaints received and 12 resolved since 2022, but its own monthly disclosure only covers April through August 2026, leaving most of that history untraceable. A promotional “Save over Rs.7,500 vs monthly” claim carries no monthly price anywhere to actually substantiate it. This blog covers the firm, its full ownership, its pricing, and the complaint record in detail.
A research firm calling its own product “SEBI-Compliant Advisory” while separately stating its outputs are research opinions, not investment advice, is using two different words for two different things.
WealthView Analytics does exactly that. It also has a second co-founder that its own website never names.
This review covers who actually runs the firm, what its registration confirms, the pricing and the claim behind it, and the full complaint picture.
WealthView Analytics Private Limited
WealthView Analytics Pvt. Ltd. describes itself as a SEBI-registered Research Analyst firm based in Nagpur, offering research-driven investment and trading insights.
The firm says its research combines technical analysis, fundamental research, and time-cycle-based market studies.
Its primary product, WealthView Legacy, offers 15 to 20 curated equity ideas, each with a stated buy range, target zone, and stop-loss reference, built around a 6 to 18 month investment horizon aimed at long-term capital appreciation.
The firm says it follows a compliance-first approach, claiming transparent and ethical research without false promises or guaranteed returns.
The website also states its outputs are research opinions for informational purposes only and do not constitute investment advice, portfolio management, or execution services.
WealthView maintains Instagram and Twitter accounts, each with more than 5,000 followers, alongside a Google Play app listed under its own name, claimed at roughly 1,000 downloads with no ratings shown.
WealthView Analytics Owner
The firm’s own site names Rohi Kathal as its contact person and registered individual. That’s only part of the picture.
WealthView Analytics is actually run by two co-founders. Alongside Rohi Kathal, a Chartered Accountant with over 12 years in investment consultancy, is Harshubh Mahesh Shah, a trader with 15 years of market experience.
Both names appear as directors and promoters on the firm’s official corporate registration, under CIN U67110MH2022PTC376287, incorporated on February 7, 2022.
Neither name appears alongside the other anywhere on the firm’s own public-facing materials. Knowing both matters, since accountability for the firm’s conduct sits with both of them jointly, not with the single name most visible on the site.
Beyond ownership, two further roles are worth knowing directly. The firm’s Principal Officer is Mr. Shitiz Mishra, and its Grievance Officer and Compliance Officer is Mr. Zeeshan Aslam Sheikh, each listed with a direct contact number on the firm’s own disclosures page, neither of whom is a founder or director.
Is WealthView Analytics SEBI Registered?
Yes. WealthView Analytics Pvt. Ltd. holds SEBI Research Analyst registration INH000009676, granted May 30, 2022, with perpetual validity.
The registered office is Office No. 1303 & 1305, Anandam World Centre, Model Mill, Nagpur, Maharashtra, 440018.
Independently, the firm’s own site also confirms BSE Enlistment Number 5567.
One independent signal worth knowing: a Justdial listing for the firm’s Nagpur office shows a rating of 2.0 out of 5, a notably different picture than the “no ratings shown” status on the firm’s own app listing.
Before paying any firm claiming SEBI registration, it’s worth taking two minutes to check it directly on the regulator’s own database rather than relying on what a single website states.
What Does WealthView Analytics Charge for Its Research Services?
WealthView Analytics runs two publicly listed plans for its Legacy product.
The 1 Year Plan is priced at Rs.15,951, with 18% GST bringing the total to Rs.18,822.
The 3 Month Plan is priced at Rs.5,584, with 18% GST bringing the total to Rs.6,589.
Three specific issues sit around this pricing, worth understanding individually.
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Urgency-Driven Promotional Pricing
Labels like “Early Bird | New Year Special Pricing” and “Limited-period introductory pricing” appear directly on the pricing page.
Time-limited framing like this can push a prospective investor toward subscribing quickly, without the space to properly evaluate whether the service actually fits their needs.
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A Savings Claim With No Monthly Price to Check It Against
The 1 Year Plan carries the label “Most Popular” alongside the claim “Save over Rs.7,500 vs monthly!”
There is no monthly plan price listed anywhere on the pricing page.
Without a monthly figure to compare against, there’s no way to independently verify what that Rs.7,500 saving is actually calculated from.
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The Longer Plan Is the One Being Pushed
The 1-year plan is the one marked “Most Popular,” while the shorter, lower-commitment 3-month plan sits without the same promotional framing, despite being the option that asks less of a new, unfamiliar subscriber.
Do WealthView Analytics’ Complaint Records Fully Reconcile?
SEBI requires registered Research Analysts to publish complaint data regularly, and WealthView’s own disclosure is worth reading carefully, since the monthly and annual tables don’t fully line up.
The monthly trend currently published covers only April through August 2026.
Monthly Trend (April to August 2026)
| Period | Carried Forward | Received | Resolved | Pending |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| April 2026 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| May 2026 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| June 2026 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| July 2026 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| August 2026 | 0 | 4 | 4 | 0 |
| Grand Total | 0 | 4 | 4 | 0 |
The August 2026 breakdown by source shows all four complaints came directly from investors, resolved in an average of 9.5 days, with zero complaints through SEBI SCORES or any other source that month.
The full annual trend goes back much further, to the firm’s first year of registration.
Annual Trend (2022-23 to 2026-27)
| Financial Year | Carried Forward | Received | Resolved | Pending |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022–2023 | 0 | 4 | 4 | 0 |
| 2023–2024 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 2024–2025 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 0 |
| 2025–2026 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 |
| 2026–2027 | 0 | 4 | 4 | 0 |
| Grand Total | 1 | 12 | 12 | 0 |
Four distinct issues stand out once these two tables are read against each other.
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The Annual and Monthly Tables Don’t Fully Reconcile
The annual table shows 12 complaints received and 12 resolved across the full registration history.
The monthly table only covers April through August 2026, accounting for just the 4 complaints from that period.
The remaining 8 complaints, spanning FY2022-23 through FY2025-26, aren’t traceable in any monthly breakdown the firm currently publishes.
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A Pending Complaint’s Resolution Trail Isn’t Clear
FY2023-24 shows 1 complaint pending at year-end.
The following year, FY2024-25, shows 1 complaint carried forward and 2 resolved, which is consistent with that pending complaint finally closing out, alongside a new one received the same year.
But the table itself never identifies which complaint was carried forward, leaving investors to infer the connection rather than see it stated directly.
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No Detail Behind the 9.5-Day Resolution Average
Four complaints resolved in an average of 9.5 days sounds reasonably prompt.
But the disclosure gives no category or issue-wise breakdown, so there’s no way to tell whether those four were simple queries or genuine grievances requiring real investigation.
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Historical Months Simply Aren’t Shown
Although the annual table reaches back to 2022-23, the monthly disposal trend only starts in April 2026.
That leaves roughly four years of the firm’s complaint-handling pattern with no month-by-month record an investor can actually check.
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What Is Behind WealthView Analytics’ Promotional Claims?
The language WealthView uses to describe itself is worth checking closely, particularly where it sits against the firm’s own stated service category.
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Confidence-Building Phrases Across the Homepage
The site uses lines like “Grow Your Wealth the Right Way” and “Trusted Partner for Informed Investing,” which build a positive expectation around the service rather than presenting it purely as research.
It describes its market levels as “actionable” and says they help investors “trade with confidence in any market,” wording that can create an impression of confidence or effectiveness in trading outcomes specifically.
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The “SEBI-Compliant Advisory” Label
The website calls its research “SEBI-Compliant Advisory” despite separately describing itself as a Research Analyst and stating that its outputs are research opinions rather than investment advice.
This terminology sits in direct tension with the firm’s own stated service category, and could potentially confuse investors about what they’re actually paying for.
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“Experienced Research Team” Positioning
The firm promotes its “Experienced Research Team” as having “deep expertise” and providing “well-researched, data-driven recommendations,” promotional positioning that may shape investor perception of the service beyond what the underlying research itself demonstrates.
What Red Flags Appear in WealthView Analytics’ Disclosures?
Beyond pricing and promotion, two specific lines in the firm’s own disclosure documents are worth reading carefully.
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A Broad Ownership Disclosure With No Report-Level Detail
The disclosure states that the Research Analyst or its employees and associates “may have beneficial ownership of 1% or more” in the subject company.
This is a broad, general statement and doesn’t identify whether such ownership existed for any specific research report.
Investors reading a particular recommendation have no way to determine the actual ownership position relevant to that specific call.
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An Unverified-Information Disclaimer
The disclaimer states the information has not been independently verified and gives no guarantee as to its accuracy, completeness, or correctness.
That means the research you’re paying for may rely on unverified third-party or other sources, and shouldn’t be treated as independently validated before you act on it.
How to File a Complaint Against WealthView Analytics?
If your experience with WealthView Analytics doesn’t match what was promised, whether around pricing, the savings claim, or how a complaint of yours was actually handled, there’s a structured way to raise it.
Start by contacting the firm’s Grievance Officer, Mr. Zeeshan Aslam Sheikh, directly, and keep a written record of that communication along with your original complaint.
If the issue remains unresolved, you can escalate it by submitting a SCORES SEBI complaint and quoting INH000009676 as the Research Analyst registration number.
If the matter is still not settled, the SMART ODR complaint portal provides an additional mechanism for mediated dispute resolution.
Where mediation fails to resolve the dispute, you can consider share market arbitration as the next formal avenue for resolution.
For a detailed walkthrough of the process, see our guide on SEBI complaint against research analyst, which explains the available steps from raising the grievance to further dispute resolution.
Conclusion
WealthView Analytics Private Limited’s core registration is genuine. INH000009676 is real, active, and held by a firm jointly run by Rohi Kathal and Harshubh Mahesh Shah.
What doesn’t sit as cleanly is everything around it. A savings claim with no monthly price to verify it against. A “SEBI-Compliant Advisory” label that contradicts the firm’s own stated service category.
An annual complaint table that can’t be fully traced through the monthly disclosure the firm currently publishes. And a 2.0-star independent rating that sits well below what the firm’s own app listing shows.
None of this proves deliberate wrongdoing on its own.
Together, it’s a pattern worth asking WealthView Analytics to clarify directly before you subscribe.
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Legal Disclaimer
This blog is based on WealthView Analytics Private Limited’s own published materials and independently verified SEBI and corporate records. No SEBI action has been issued against WealthView Analytics, Rohi Kathal, or Harshubh Mahesh Shah as of the date of writing, and we make no independent claims about the firm’s legitimacy beyond what these sources confirm.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Registration number INH000009676, held by WealthView Analytics Private Limited, is confirmed active, with perpetual validity from May 30, 2022.
Two co-founders, Rohi Kathal and Harshubh Mahesh Shah, both listed as directors and promoters on the firm's official corporate registration, though neither name appears alongside the other on the firm's public-facing website.
Not from the pricing page alone. No monthly plan price is listed anywhere on the site, so there's no published figure to check that specific savings claim against.
The annual table reports 12 complaints received since 2022, but the monthly disclosure the firm currently publishes only covers April through August 2026, accounting for just 4 of those 12 complaints.
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