DPL License or the Dealer Possession License is issued to dealers and possessors of Wireless products. These entities are involved in the sales and distribution of wireless equipment. As per the telecom rules, the holders of DPL License can’t sell their products to companies or entities that don’t have the approval of the WPC to use those products.
NDPL License or Non-Dealer Possession License is issued to entities that are neither the dealers nor the proprietors of wireless products. They are merely entities that have wireless products in their possession. For example, a local cable operator.
What is the Indian DPL-NDPL License?
The DPL License, also called the Dealer Possession License, is given to people who sell or own Wireless products. These groups are involved in selling and distributing wireless equipment. According to the telecom rules, DPL License holders can’t sell their products to companies or other groups that don’t have permission from the WPC to use those products.
The NDPL License, which stands for “Non-Dealer Possession License,” is given to businesses that do not sell or own wireless products. They are just people or businesses that own wireless products. For example, a local cable operator.
The Criteria for Getting a DPL or NDPL License in India
If your business is registered, you can apply for the DPL License and the NDPL License
Documents Needed in India for DPL/NDPL License
These are the documents needed for a DPL license or NDPL license:
A certificate of incorporation
Equipment you want to bring into the country, own, sell, or use
Equipment’s technical specifications
duly filled out application form
The process for obtaining a DPL/NDPL license in India
The following is the procedure for obtaining a DPL/NDPL license.
1.Create documentation
2.Complete the application form
3.Submit the application
4.Wait for the WPC analysis.
5.Obtain the DPL or NDPL license.
FAQs
What is a Dealer Possession License in India?
DPL License or the Dealer Possession License is issued to dealers and possessors of Wireless products. These entities are involved in the sales and distribution of wireless equipment. As per the telecom rules, the holders of DPL License can’t sell their products to companies or entities that don’t have the approval of the WPC to use those products.
What is a Non-Dealer Possession License in India?
NDPL License or Non-Dealer Possession License is issued to entities that are neither the dealers nor the proprietors of wireless products. They are merely entities that have wireless products in their possession. For example, a local cable operator.
Who issues the DPL/NDPL license in India?
The Wireless Planning & Coordination (WPC) wing of the Department of Telecommunications issues both the DPL and NDPL licenses.
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