Quick Summary
Filing a complaint against Worth Market Research depends on a status conflict most investors never notice. SEBI’s own registry shows the firm’s licence, number INH000025841, as active with perpetual validity from April 9, 2026, while Google shows the same firm as temporarily closed in Vadodara, Gujarat. SCORES, SMART ODR, and exchange arbitration all key off registration status, not a Google business listing, so every platform stays fully open right now. This page walks through the full filing process, then explains exactly when starting one makes sense.
How to complain against Worth Market Research depends on a status conflict most investors never notice.
SEBI’s own registry shows the firm’s licence, number INH000025841, as active with perpetual validity from April 9, 2026. Google shows the same firm as temporarily closed in Vadodara, Gujarat.
This page walks through the full filing process first, then explains exactly when that process is worth starting.
Can You Still File a Complaint Against Worth Market Research Right Now?
Yes, you can still complain, and the closed tag on Google changes very little about how. SCORES, SMART ODR, and exchange arbitration all key off registration status, not a Google listing.
Since this registration remains active, every one of those three platforms stays fully open to you right now.
What actually changes is how much you should rely on the firm responding quickly on its own. The sections below walk through each platform in the order you would actually use them.
What Should You Save Before Filing Anything?
Before any platform accepts your case, you need proof that survives a firm that may not answer its phone. This step matters more here than usual, given what the closed tag on Google suggests about reachability.
- Save the SEBI registry entry showing the registration number, validity date, and address, exactly as it appears today.
- Save the Google listing too, since a status like temporarily closed can shift to permanently closed without warning.
- Gather your payment proof, whether that is a bank transfer, a UPI receipt, or both.
- Keep every message from the firm or its advisors, from the first sales pitch to any complaint you already raised.
- Note the exact plan name and price, since Worth Market Research runs several similarly named packages.
A registration status like this one is not permanent, so screenshot it immediately, not after you have started filing.
How Do You File on SEBI SCORES?
SEBI SCORES is the first regulatory platform in the sequence. It does not care what Google says about the office. It only cares whether the licence on record is active, which this one currently is.
1. Getting Into the Portal
Complaints only go through the SEBI SCORES portal now. The SCORES mobile app works the same way for anyone who prefers filing from a phone. Enter your PAN and date of birth, then confirm your registered mobile number through an OTP.
2. Naming the Firm and Choosing a Category
Select Registered Intermediaries, then Research Analyst, then search for Worth Market Research using registration number INH000025841. Pick the category that matches your issue, whether that is a fee dispute or a service that never arrived. Attach your documents, up to ten files and 20MB combined, and describe the issue in plain language.
3. What Is the Firm Still Required to Do?
Once filed, SCORES auto-routes the complaint to Worth Market Research directly, using its registered contact details. The firm must upload an Action Taken Report within 21 calendar days, regardless of what its office looks like.
A licence marked active carries that obligation whether or not anyone is physically answering calls at the listed address.
If the reply falls short, request a first level review within 15 days of receiving the ATR.
The Designated Body, typically the relevant exchange, then responds within 10 calendar days, and a second level review is available within 15 days after that if the issue still stands unresolved.
Remember the one-year filing window too; it runs from the date your loss occurred, not from today.
What Happens If Worth Market Research Stays Silent on SCORES?
If SCORES closes without a result you can accept, SMART ODR is the next platform in line. It handles both conciliation and arbitration in one portal, picking up exactly where SCORES leaves off.
Visit the SMART ODR website and register using your PAN, email, and mobile number. File a new dispute, select Worth Market Research as the entity, and choose the category matching your case, then upload the same documents you already prepared.
The platform first attempts pre-conciliation, reaching out to both sides to check for a quick resolution. If that fails, a neutral conciliator takes over and usually closes the process within 21 days.
The conciliation fee is billed to Worth Market Research, not to you, whatever the outcome turns out to be, and a firm that looks quiet on Google still owes that fee and still gets contacted through this process.
What Happens at Arbitration Through NSE or BSE?
Arbitration is the last stop on this path, and it produces an outcome both sides are bound to follow.
Once conciliation ends without a settlement, you or your representative must notify the ODR institution within 10 days. Missing that window can mean restarting the entire dispute resolution process from SCORES again.
The case then moves to an arbitrator empanelled by whichever exchange, NSE or BSE, oversees this entity.
Fees at this stage are shared between you and Worth Market Research, scaled to the size of your claim.
Everything runs online, through video hearings and document uploads on the same portal used for conciliation. The resulting award carries the same legal weight as a court decree.
Why Does Filing Now Matter More Than Usual for Worth Market Research?
A complaint already lodged on SCORES exists inside a system that tracks deadlines automatically, independent of the firm’s daily behaviour.
The 21-day Action Taken Report deadline still applies, and so does the escalation to the Designated Body if that deadline passes, since SCORES was never checking the Google listing in the first place.
A grievance that exists only as a WhatsApp message or a phone call carries none of those protections. It has no reference number, no 21 day clock, and no automatic escalation if it goes unanswered.
It also does not preserve your place in the one-year SCORES filing window, which only starts counting once you file.
If this firm’s registration is ever cancelled or surrendered, an unfiled grievance simply disappears with it. A filed complaint stays on record and keeps moving regardless of what happens to the licence later.
File now, while the registration is confirmed active, rather than waiting to see what the closed tag turns into.
When Does a Complaint Against Worth Market Research Make Sense?
Knowing how to file only matters once you know your situation actually calls for it. Worth Market Research’s own website gives several reasons that qualify.
The clearest one sits on the Pricing page, where fees run well past what SEBI allows.
Several quarterly plans individually approach or exceed the ₹1,51,000 annual family cap on their own, with one single product’s quarterly price alone coming close to the entire yearly limit.
A second cluster sits in how the firm markets itself, closer to a trading tip service than independent research, with testimonials naming exact profit figures and accuracy percentages the Advertisement Code does not allow.
A third cluster sits in the firm’s own paperwork, where several pages contradict each other outright, including a Refund Policy that denies refunds in one line and promises a pro-rata refund two lines later.
Each of these signals is broken down in full, page by page, on the Worth Market Research review page on this site.
If your grievance involves a different Research Analyst entirely, the SEBI SCORES complaint filing process itself and the SMART ODR portal work the same way regardless of which registered firm you are filing against.
Not sure whether SCORES, SMART ODR, or arbitration fits your specific case against Worth Market Research?
We confirm the registration is still active today, match your documentation to the right platform, and walk you through SCORES, SMART ODR, or arbitration depending on where your case stands. Register with us for a free consultation.
Conclusion
Worth Market Research’s SEBI licence remains active today, whatever its Google listing currently shows.
That single fact keeps every platform fully available to anyone with a genuine complaint. Filing sooner protects your case against a status that could change without much public notice.
If any of this matches your situation, gather your documentation and start with SCORES before the registration status changes again.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, in most cases you should try the firm's own grievance channel first. Given the temporarily closed status on Google, a lack of response there is itself grounds to move straight to SCORES.
No. SCORES tracks complaints against the registered entity on file with SEBI, not against a business listing on Google, so your complaint keeps moving on its own timeline either way.
A complaint already on record before a cancellation continues through SCORES or SMART ODR as filed. A new complaint filed after cancellation may need to route through SEBI directly instead.
No. SCORES is free to file on, and the conciliation stage of SMART ODR is billed to the firm, not to you. Costs only apply if the dispute reaches arbitration.
Yes. A single SCORES complaint can reference more than one issue, as long as each one has its own proof attached.
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