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Exit-only ESOPs in India: how do they work and when do they make sense?
Most employees think of an ESOP as something they gradually vest and eventually exercise.
Founders, finance and people teams all rely on the same equity record - we just give each of them the view they need.
Registrar & Transfer Agent (RTA)ServiceSimplify shareholder administration
Migrate to VestdServiceDigitise or move your existing scheme
Structure, manage, and communicate ESOPs
Cap table managementTrack ownership through every round
Shareholder dashboardsReal-time ownership views and reports
Restricted Stock Units (RSUs)Receive shares once vesting conditions met
Stock Appreciation Rights (SARs)Share growth with no share purchases
Phantom StocksReward growth without giving away equity
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Most employees think of an ESOP as something they gradually vest and eventually exercise.
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For an Indian startup thinking about employee equity, the conversation often starts with ESOPs.
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When an Indian startup raises institutional funding, the headline numbers usually get the most attention.
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For an early-stage founder, an ESOP can feel like something to deal with later.
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A startup offer might look something like this:
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Employee ownership sounds straightforward: give employees a stake in the company, and everyone has more reason to care about its success.